January 2021

Two excavators on a job site, digging earth and gravel. Photo with blue overlay, York1 + Fengate in white text.

A strategic partnership with Fengate Asset Management gives York the capital it needs to continue advancing its growth strategy.

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September 2019

Two hydraulic rigs completing a shoring job with the CN tower and skyscrapers in the background. Photo with blue overlay, York1 + Rumble in white text.

York expands its infrastructure capabilities by acquiring Rumble Foundations, a shoring and foundations systems company. George Rumble and Santo had become competitors as well as good friends as they grew their businesses over the decades. The acquisition of Rumble brings together a second generation of enterprising individuals: Santo’s sons Dan and Andrew, and George’s son David.

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October 2018

Two uniformed workers on the back of a blue recycling truck. Photo with blue overlay, York1 + SC Disposal in white text.

York acquires SC Disposal, a five-year old company founded in North York by Alex and Spencer Shafran. This move expands York’s operation to include full-service waste management and recycling services.

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May 2019

Excavators and earth mover digging through a pile of dirt at a transfer station. Photo with blue overlay, York1 + Trillium Recovery in white text.

York builds on its waste management and recycling capabilities with the acquisition of Trillium Recovery, an Etobicoke, Ontario-based company founded in 2006.

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August 2019

Side view of trucks parked in a line on asphalt. Photo with blue overlay, York1 + Triple Waste in white text.

York welcomes Triple Waste Management to the family – a move that brings the Millwick Transfer station into York’s network of facilities and creates a platform for further growth and opportunity. Focused on waste collection and recycling, Triple Waste was founded by Vince Mora in 2010.

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2017

York1 machinery and workers on a job site

York maps out a new growth strategy that will see it evolve into an integrated environmental and infrastructure services business, through organic growth and acquisitions.

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2013

York1 machinery completing soil remediation on a job site

At 28 Bathurst Street, York undertakes one of the largest soil remediation projects in Toronto involving lead contamination and hazardous soil.

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2010

York1 red antique backhoe and garden display in front of corporate office

York moves into a 25,000-square-foot office at 125 Villarboit Crescent in Concord.

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1997

Exterior shot of the Scotiabank Arena

York begins working on the Air Canada Centre, now known as the Scotiabank Arena, home to the Toronto Raptors and the Toronto Maple Leafs.

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1988

Rear shot of a group of workers on a job site.

York marks 25 years of continued growth. The York team is now 30-employees strong.

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