OCTOBER 8, 2026 | CHILLIWACK, BC
thanks to everyone who joined us at reclaim 2026.
Presented by Frontline Washing Systems & Headlands Environmental Services
reclaim 2026 photo gallery
RECLAIM 2026 was hosted by Frontline Washing Systems and Headlands Environmental Services on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at the Shxwhá:y Village Soil Management Facility in Chilliwack, BC. Over 175 people attended and saw North America's first mobile soil recovery operation running live.
On site, guests saw the Tyrone scalper, T-Rinse double-deck screen and an overband magnet, TrackWash Pro, filter press and HydroPro hydrovac slurry receiving system. The photos below follow the day from check-in through the guided plant tours.
HOSTED ON SHXWHÁ:Y VILLAGE LAND
RECLAIM 2026 was held at the Shxwhá:y Village Soil Management Facility, operated by Headlands Environmental, on Shxwhá Village land in Chilliwack, BC. Shxwhá Village is a Stóō community where the Chilliwack River meets the Fraser.
"Shxwhá:y Village is a home that unites us all, and it is our responsibility to protect our land and traditions while ensuring a prosperous future for our members."
- Chief Robert Gladstone
WHO ATTENDed?
Hydrovac & slurry operators
Contractors explored how recovering material from excavated soil could reduce off-site disposal requirements and improve project economics.
Transfer stations & recovery operators
Producers saw how washing technology processes challenging feed material to recover sand and aggregate suitable for reuse or sale.
Landfill & soil receiving facilities
Consultants gained a closer look at how soil washing can support remediation strategies through material separation, aggregate recovery, and reduced residual waste volumes.
Civil & excavation contractors
Explore practical ways to reduce off-site disposal, recover material, and improve project economics.
Aggregate producers & quarries
See how washing systems can unlock value from challenging feed material and expand the amount of saleable product recovered.
Environmental & remediation consultants
Explore how soil washing can be incorporated into remediation plans to separate contaminants, reduce residual waste volumes, recover usable aggregate, and improve project economics.
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OCTOBER
2026
Headlands Environmental Services
9333 Skway Rd,
Chilliwack, BC, V2R 5M5
Chilliwack, BC, V2R 5M5
How the day ran
- 9:00 AM
- 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
- 10:30 - 11:30 AM
- 11:30 - 12:30 PM
- 12:30 - 2:00 PM
Inside the Soil Recovery Plant
During the guided plant tours, guests got a closer look at how the entire soil recovery operation worked together. From receiving wet and dry material to producing reusable sand and aggregate, each stage played a role in the washing and separation process. The plant also demonstrated how different equipment worked together to handle feed material that changed from load to load.
The diagram below provides a closer look at the plant layout, the equipment involved, and how each component contributes to the recovery process.
A first-of-its-kind tracked mobile wash plant, the Tyrone International TrackWash Pro offers a more flexible way to enter the washing market. It is built for quicker deployment, easier relocation, and a more practical alternative to fixed installations for the right application.
- Faster path into washing
- Less upfront commitment than a fixed plant
- Quicker setup and simpler rollout
- Built for phased growth
- Future additions can be planned in from the start
- Mobile options available for changing site needs
Why attend?
See recovery in person
Join us for a closer look at soil recovery in practice.
Tour the process
See how material moves through a washing operation.
Talk with operators
Compare notes with people working around soil and slurry recovery.
Bring your questions
Use the day to discuss your material and operation with the people working in the field.
See the recovered material
Get a closer look at the sand and aggregate produced through washing.
Unlock the VALUE
Explore uses for recovered aggregate.
MORE THAN A PLANT TOUR.
RECLAIM brings together operators, industry leaders, contractors, and Frontline Washing Systems experts and the Headlands Environmental team from across the country. Connect with peers, exchange ideas, ask questions, and be part of the conversations shaping the future of soil washing and material recovery in Canada.
MEET YOUR PEERS
Connect with professionals facing similar challenges.
SHARE WHAT’S WORKING
Exchange ideas, applications, and operating experience.
BUILD THE CONNECTIONS
Meet the people helping shape soil recovery across Canada.
See you at the next RECLAIM
Thank you to everyone who attended RECLAIM 2026, to Shxwhá Village, and to Headlands Environmental Services. Planning has started for the next RECLAIM, with details to follow.