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Recyclables

The weekly collection of recyclable materials occurs every Thursday between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. across the entire area.

Delays in the collection of recyclable materials

For the most recent information on collections, consult Notices and alerts.

NEW COLLECTION DAY

Note that the collection of recyclable materials takes place every Thursday for the entire territory since April 2024.

For the collection of recyclable materials, all recyclable items must be placed in the City's blue rolling bin. It is the sorting center that proceeds with the separation of materials.

Is it a container, packaging, or a printed item? To know what goes in the bin, it's not complicated. Just ask yourself this question.

To know the collection schedule, consult the:

Collection Calendar

 

Bins for Collection

For this collection, only the blue bin provided by the City can be used. The City offers two bin sizes to meet your needs. Note that a maximum weight is recommended by the manufacturer so that employees can move the bin to empty its contents into the truck.

Bin SizesMaximum Weight
120 L110 lbs
360 L220 lbs

Obtaining a Second Bin or a Different Size

At any time, you can obtain a bin of a different size or request a second one. To submit a request, visit the Online Requests page.

Damaged Bins

Is your bin damaged? You can request its repair or replacement. Visit the Online Requests page to fill out the form.

To make your request, have:

  • A photo of the damaged bin
  • The serial number written on the side of the bin
  • Your contact information

Instructions for Collection

  • Your blue bin must be placed at your entrance, at the edge of the public road, after 6 PM the day before or before 7 AM on the day of collection. Only blue rolling bins for recyclables that respect the maximum weight are accepted.
  • The lid of the bin must be completely closed.
  • Avoid overloading the bin.
  • The wheels and handles of the rolling bin must be oriented towards your residence.
  • A space of 60 cm (2 ft) must be maintained around the rolling bin.
  • Only recyclables placed in the rolling bin are collected.
  • Avoid placing objects on the lid.
  • Containers must be rinsed before being placed in the bin.
  • If you place the materials in a bag before putting it in the bin, it must be transparent to see the items inside.
  • Clear the snow deposited on the lid.
  • Snow or no snow, place the bin so that it is visible and accessible for the operator.

After collection, your bins must be removed no later than 10 PM on the day of collection. Outside of collection days, the bin must be stored in a place where it is least visible from the street and least disruptive to neighboring properties.

Accepted Materials

Containers, packaging, printed materials. That's all.

Consult the materials guide from Éco Entreprises Québec.
Print the Bac Impact memo.

DEPOSIT CONTAINERS – Since March 1st, 2025, all plastic beverage containers from 100 ml to 2 liters are subject to a deposit. To see the full list of affected containers, visit the Consignaction website.

Did you know?

  • A container comes with a cap or a lid
  • Packaging is used to easily transport a product
  • Degradable plastic containers and packaging do not go in the bin. They contaminate other recyclable materials.
Examples of containers and packagingExamples of printed materials
  • Household cleaning product container
  • Food product packaging, jar, and container
  • Cardboard box
  • Plates and aluminum foil
  • Takeout and prepared meal packaging
  • Newspaper and flyer
  • Envelope
  • Sheet of paper
  • Notebook
Good PracticesDo Not Put in the Bin
  • Empty and lightly rinse containers
  • Remove lids from jars and containers – except for small caps
  • Separate materials composing the packaging (e.g., cereal bag in a box)
  • Make aluminum foil balls even if they are slightly soiled before putting them in the bin
  • Unfold and fold your cardboard boxes
  • Battery
  • Syringe
  • Garden hose
  • Garden chair
  • Toy
  • Pan
  • Clothing and fabric

For more information and recycling tips, visit the Bac Impact website

Information

Public Works and Buildings Service

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