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Recycling depots

Open 24 hours, 365 days per year

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  • Garden City Shopping Centre
    Along Kingsbury Avenue

  • St. James Civic Centre
    2055 Ness Avenue at Guildford Street

  • Magnus Eliason Recreation Centre
    430 Langside Street

  • Transcona
    Ravelston Avenue at Chrislind Street

  • Pan Am Pool
    Poseidon Bay at Taylor Avenue

  • Southdale Shopping Centre
    Fermor Avenue at Lakewood Boulevard

  • 1539 Waverley Street
    At Chevrier Boulevard

You can recycle:
  • recycling triangleplastic containers with a recycling triangle on the bottom, including all bottles, pails, tubs, and jugs
  • aluminum drink cans
  • steel (tin) food cans
  • milk and juice cartons
  • juice boxes

  • Containers recycling image Paper recycling image Glass recycling image

  • newspapers and inserts, flyers and junk mail
  • magazines, phone books, household paper, shredded paper and envelopes
  • cardboard egg cartons and paper tubes
  • flattened cardboard, no more than 1 metre in any direction, e.g., cereal, cracker, tissue, laundry, shoe and packing boxes
  • glass jars and bottles (clear and coloured).
    Warning: Bins may contain broken glass. Use caution when placing items in bins.
Common items you can't recycle:
  • plastic bags, plastic packaging and cellophane
  • household hazardous waste containers, such as antifreeze, motor oil, bleach, pesticide or herbicide. You can identify many hazardous waste products by the danger symbols (e.g., corrosive, explosive, poison and flammable)

    Corrosive, explosive, poison and flammable hazardous waste symbols

  • aluminum foil or foil pie plates
  • foil or foam takeout food containers
  • foam packaging, foam egg cartons or foam meat trays
  • mirrors, window glass or light bulbs
  • drinking glasses, ceramics or cookware
  • wire or plastic hangers (donate them to your local dry cleaner)
Tips and suggestions:Image of a row of containers at a recycling depot
  • Put your materials into the designated bins.
  • You can leave lids on containers, caps on bottles, staples in paper, labels on containers, and windows in envelopes.
  • Crush bottles, milk jugs and cartons to leave more room in the bins.
  • A quick rinse of food and beverage containers helps prevent bacteria and odours.

Didn't find the answer you're looking for? Check out our frequently asked questions.

For more information, call the recycling and garbage information line at 204-986-8888, Code 9819 or contact 311.

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Last updated: April 26, 2012

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