British Columbia Chapter
Leadership opportunities available - email certification@eco.ca.
Alberta Chapter
Craig Robertson, M.Sc., EP, P.Geol., P.Ag. – Chapter Leader
With a baccalaureate degree from the University of Lethbridge and masters in Hydrogeology from the University of Alberta, Craig Robertson has been a senior manager with GENIVAR and predecessor companies for the past 8 years. In his current role he directs technical and professional staff in the conduct of contaminant hydrogeological investigations, development of risk management and remediation strategies and management of facility liabilities for multiple clients in western Canada.
Craig has over 35 years experience in industry, oil & gas, mining, and agriculture. His diversified responsibilities have included environmental impact assessments, site characterizations, remediation design, ground water resource development, regional flow studies, irrigation and drainage, research, education and training. Craig has managed projects involving the application of hydrogeological and hydrochemical principles related to environmental management and remediation. He has travelled extensively and been involved in international projects in developing countries.
Craig can be reached by email at alberta@eco.ca.
Saskatchewan Chapter
Leadership opportunities available - email certification@eco.ca.
Manitoba Chapter
Kailee Grimolfson, B.Env.St.(Hons), EPt - Chapter Leader
Kailee Grimolfson is a graduate from the University of Manitoba in Environmental Studies (Honours). She began her career on regulatory compliance and hazardous waste management for remediation projects throughout western Canada with Hazco Environmental Services. She specialized in the development and comprehensive management of environmental remediation programs to ensure compliance with applicable environmental laws and regulations throughout Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario. Ms. Grimolfson’s experience has specifically involved the extensive development of the hazardous materials handling program and protocols for the Mid Canada region of Canada’s largest environmental remediation company, while continually assisting in the development and implementation of similar programs at the corporate level.
Ms. Grimolfson has now moved into the role of Project Coordinator for Hazco and is managing remedial projects throughout Saskatchewan. She continues to advance her technical and professional skills by participating in several municipal and regional conferences and organizations such as acting as a member of the Manitoba Environmental Industry Association (MEIA). In 2009, Ms. Grimolfson obtained her designation as a Environmental Practitioner in Training, EPt, and continues to act as the ECO Canada Chapter Leader for Manitoba.
To contact Kailee please email manitoba@eco.ca.
Ontario Chapter
Keith Clavet, Dip., C.E.T., EP, PMP - Chapter Leader
A graduate of Fanshawe College in Environmental Technology, Keith Clavet has been certified as a EP since 2003. In his current position as President at CarbonEdge, Keith is responsible for the overall leadership and operations of the organization.
Keith brings a wealth of experience in business development, stewardship, and regulatory compliance to the Ontario Chapter. He has worked with, and consulted to, a wide range of Fortune 500 companies - helping them to achieve high standards of both environmental and business performance across their operations.
His past experience with the Department of National Defense and the Better Business Bureau will also contribute to the chapter’s success through his in-depth understanding at developing people, and maintaining the highest level of business ethics and conduct.
Tonya Lagrasta, B.A. Hons., EPt – Chapter Leader
A graduate of York University, Tonya Lagrasta has been a EPt since 2008. In her current position as Manager of Community Leadership at KPMG Canada, Tonya is responsible for supporting the implementation of KPMG’s national sustainability strategy through detailed reporting and supporting the Sustainability Office Champions, as well as developing and implementing national policies and guidelines related to community leadership at the national, local and individual level.
Tonya brings experience in strategic planning, corporate communications and community engagement to the Toronto Chapter. Her programs have helped heighten awareness and participation amongst various stakeholders, and she will utilize her strong networking abilities to build momentum and strengthen ECO Canada membership initiatives.
Her past experience in leadership roles and continued commitment to engaging employees and students, participating in environmental forums and communicating the value of sustainability will also contribute to the chapter’s success.
To get involved with the Ontario Chapter please send Tonya an email at
ontario@eco.ca.
Quebec Chapter
Loic Didillon, M.Sc., EP – Chapter Leader
Loic moved to Canada from France in 2003 with a Masters degree in ecology, biology and environment. Prior to this time he had worked in the environment sector in France, Switzerland, Guadeloupe, and Corsica. Since moving to Quebec Loic has worked with the St. Charles River Basin Council in Quebec City, in mining industry as an environmental superintendent in Val d'Or, as a biologist at the Biotechnology Research Institute, and as an environmental advisor in the Bell Canada Head Office. Loïc currently works with SNC Lavalin.
With this diverse and global experience Loic brings a well-rounded perspective to certified environmental professionals in Quebec, where he is eager to grow the number of people who hold our nationally recognized designations. His strengths in developing and implementing innovative strategies and programs will be a great asset to the Quebec Chapter.
Atlantic Canada Chapter
Leadership opportunities available - email certification@eco.ca.