Ecocentre
Ecocentres enable residents to dispose of many items in a simple and efficient manner, so that they can be reused, recycled or recovered. Ecocentres are a good way of managing residual materials, extending the life of objects and materials, and diverting them away from landfill sites. You can bring construction and electronic waste, tires, and any other items that cannot be recovered during regular, bulky items or hazardous household waste collections.
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Local ecocentres
Dates: May 11, July 13, September 14 and October 19.
The collection takes place at the Public Works yard (50, avenue Terra-Cotta).
Document shredding
A document shredding service is available at the local ecocentre. All paper with or without staples and spirals are accepted for shredding. Documents must have no clips, and plastic sheets and binders are not accepted. Shredding takes place on site. This service is available only to residents. It will not be offered for commercial use.
Compost and wood chips
Compost and wood chips are available at local ecocentres, depending on availability in spring and fall. We invite you to visit this page a few days before an ecocentre day to find out if compost will be distributed. Please limit your quantity to 100 L per person to allow as many citizens as possible to take advantage of this service. Don’t forget to bring your shovel and containers! |
Accepted materials
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Agglomeration of Montréal’s ecocentres
This service is offered year-round, free of charge, to citizens for a maximum annual volume of 12 m3 of material. Beyond this volume, a fee will be charged. Please note that hazardous household waste is accepted at these ecocentres.
Nearest Ecocenters
- Saint-Laurent – 3535, rue Sartelon, Saint-Laurent: Pilot project ongoing for drywall recycling
- LaSalle – 7272, rue Saint-Patrick, LaSalle
Proof of residence with address and photo required.
For more information, call 514 872-0384 or visit montreal.ca/en/topics/ecocentres.
Material quantities
A nine-foot van can move the equivalent of 12 m3 of material. If we represent this volume in terms of everyday objects, it might include a two-seater sofa, a television cabinet, a television, a kitchen table and two chairs, a double bed, a medium-sized wardrobe or chest of drawers, a small work desk and chair, a refrigerator, an oven, a microwave and four cardboard boxes.
Information
514-630-1230, tp@pointe-claire.ca