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Proper Disposal of Hogweed

The hogweed must be double bagged and the City's Environmental Services Division must be advised 48 hours prior to delivery. This will allow proper notification, so that the landfill site operator can prepare a special disposal area for the hogweed. There will be no hogweed collected as part of City waste collection services. For further information, please call City Services at 3-1-1.

 

Pharmacies to become Municipal Household Special Waste (MHSW) collection sites

Prescription medicine bottlesConsumers across the province can continue to return their unused or expired medications to their local pharmacies, following an agreement between Stewardship Ontario and Stericycle, which will provide pharmaceutical waste collection and disposal services.

Residents should first confirm that their pharmacy will accept their expired or unused medicines. If your local pharmacy is unable to accept this waste, then please use the City's Household Hazardous Waste program.
 
Pharmacies wishing to join the program are encouraged to contact Stewardship Ontario for specific details either by electronic mail to
werecycle@stewardshipontario.caor by telephone at 1-888-288-3360.

Click here for a list of pharmacies that will accept residential unused or expired medications.

Syringes must be in a puncture-proof container.

 

Tipping Fees

Please be advised that landfill tipping fee rates are increasing from $60 per tonne to $63 per tonne, effective January 1st, 2010.

 

Ontario Tire Stewardship Plan

The City of Greater Sudbury is now a registered collector under the new Ontario Tire Stewardship (OTS) plan.
 
What does this mean to our residents?

There will be no tire recycling fee on the first four tires delivered to our landfill sites.  Regular fees will apply on quantities greater than 4 tires.
 
FEES 
 
What does this mean to property owners with large stockpiles of tires?

The Ontario Tire Stewardship organization is committed in the removal and recycling of large stockpiles of tires in Ontario.  Property owners are encouraged to contact OTS for specific details either by electronic mail to info@ontarioTS.ca or by telephone at 1-888-OTS-2202.


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