Toronto-based demolition contractor needed just 340 kg of explosives and 15 seconds to turn the 45-year-old building into 70,000 tonnes of rubble.
Fred Loek/ Mississauga News
Murray Demolition was responsible for the implosion of the coal-powered generating plant which was in service from 1962 to 2005.
The demolition resulted in 70,000 tonnes of rubble for both removal and recycling.
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