Collection of recyclable material

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Why recycle?

Sorting our materials and recycling helps reduce waste at the source and gives materials a second life.

The City’s recyclable materials collection aims at mixed recycling of glass, plastic, metal, and paper. The success of this program relies on the informed participation of each household and adherence to collection guidelines, both in terms of selecting recyclable materials and proper use of the bins.

Collection day

Single family dwellings, apartments, condominiums, schools, daycares:

Mondays, between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Preparing for collection

Accepted and excluded materials

Important note: The following accepted materials must be *unsoiled*

The arrow (–>) following any refused material indicates where to dispose of that material.

The following accepted materials must be *rinsed*.

The arrow (–>) following any refused material indicates where to dispose of that material.

The following accepted materials must be *rinsed*.

The arrow (–>) following any refused material indicates where to dispose of that material.

The following accepted materials must be *rinsed*.

The arrow (–>) following any refused material indicates where to dispose of that material.

Where to dispose of excluded materials?

By depositing your residual materials in the right place, you contribute to the protection of the environment, the proper functioning of our municipal facilities and the safety of the employees who work there.

Damaged bin

The blue bin is the City’s property. To have a damaged bin repaired or replaced, please contact the Public Works Department by email at travauxpublics@ddo.qc.ca or by phone at 514-684-1010.

Information

Collection delays, operations underway. Thank you for your patience!