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Recycling

New Garbage and Recycling Services

If you live in a house, duplex, or multiplex with seven units or less, your garbage and recycling collection will change to a new, modernized and improved collection service that will help keep more garbage out of our landfill and give you more opportunities to recycle.

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Recycling collection schedule:

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2012 recycling and garbage collection calendar Icon indicating a pdf file which will open up a new browser window. (pdf - 73 kb)
• Find your recycling collection day

Speak up on garbage

Garbage and Recycling Master Plan

Blue box recycling
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Apartment recycling
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Recycling depots
Recycling frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Organics recycling
Composting
   The real dirt on composting
Leaf it with us
   Yard waste composting program
    - Northwest area biweekly curbside spring and fall yard waste collection

Let's chip in
   Seasonal Christmas tree recycling program
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Grasscycling
Organic lawn care

How to recycle other materials
   Information and tips on how to recycle other items instead of sending them to a landfill

Where to take your old toilet
Toilets are considered renovation waste and will not be picked up with regular garbage collection. Take part in the toilet replacement program and get $60 for recycling your old inefficient one.

How to recycle your used oil products

Recycling collection service for small businesses

Walk-up collection service – Recycling and Garbage

What happens to our recyclables?

Residential recycling report
   How much do Winnipeg residents recycle?

How much does our recycling services cost?

Automated recycling facility
   Winnipeg's first single stream recycling facility

Giveaway weekends

Recycling and garbage information line
   Recorded and fax-back information available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 986-8888.

Questions about recycling?
Contact us for all your recycling collection inquiries.

Water and Waste projects
    Solid Waste projects
        - Recycling study
    - Public registry index
      Information and documentation relating to our projects and activities.

• Water and Waste by-laws

Children's recycling activity sheets Icon indicating a pdf file which will open up a new browser window. (pdf - 548kb)


Related links

Multi-Material Stewardship Manitoba Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site
Multi-Material Stewardship Manitoba is an industry-funded, non-profit organization that operates a province-wide recycling program for packaging and printed paper.

Green Manitoba Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site
Local recycling, waste reduction and sustainability information.

Used oil recycling Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site
A complete list of used oil recycling centres throughout Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, some frequently asked questions and other information related to used oil recycling.

Recycle My Cell Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site. To return to the City of Winnipeg Web site, close the new browser window.
Cell phones, chargers, wireless cards and batteries of any condition or brand are accepted at free drop-off spots Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site. To return to the City of Winnipeg Web site, close the new browser window.. Find your nearest location by entering your postal code or print off a free pre-paid label to mail in your items. Program offered by the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) and the Province of Manitoba.

Call2Recycle Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site
Free recycling of used portable rechargeable batteries and cell phones. Locate your nearest drop off site Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site by entering your postal code.

Waste reduction week Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site
Sponsored by Green Action Centre Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site, this site promotes ecological sustainability through environmental education and tries to develop alternatives to current practices.

Winnipeg Freecycle Network Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site
Local group dedicated to keeping items out of landfill by offering them (free of charge) to others who are able to use them. Part of the Freecycle™ Network nonprofit organization. Icon indicating a link which will open up a new browser window and take you to a Web site outside of the City of Winnipeg's Web site

Think it's garbage? Think again.
There are lots of Web sites that have information devoted to ideas for craft projects that use recyclable and non-recyclable products. Just look for them using your favorite search engine.

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This page was last updated on May 18, 2012