BWI Holdings, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: BWIH) announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Budget Waste Inc., would like to clarify a news release dated Sept 11, 2009 which stated that BWI had signed a 3-year agreement with EPCOR Water Services Inc. While BWI currently transports the Town of Okotoks' municipal biosolids from a wastewater treatment plant operated by EPCOR in Okotoks to an approved compost facility, it has not entered into any long term agreement with EPCOR.

About Budget Waste

Budget Waste Inc. is a waste solutions company in Western Canada providing complete waste and recycling services to commercial, industrial, construction, homebuilding, oilfield and residential clients. With our broad range of innovative services we offer our customers more value for their dollar and reduce accounting costs by providing streamlined billing. BWI is currently following its growth through acquisition strategy with exceptional success. With regulations throughout North America pressing companies and individuals to be more vigilant in the way they handle their waste products, we see vast opportunities for expanding our distinctive services. We are confident that extraordinary growth and focus on customer needs will bring our stockholders outstanding value for the confidence they have placed in BWI.

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