In a close call, a Loraas truck driver inadvertently picked up a man in a recycling dumpster and tossed him into the back of his truck. Continue reading →

The bins are made so that people can’t climb inside them. Continue reading →

“I was shocked it was voted down in council. I can’t understand for one moment why anybody wouldn’t have wanted to get rid of those bins,” said Coun. Brenda Locke. Continue reading →

Thirteen depots across Metro Vancouver will accept the clothing, which will be sent to an Ottawa-based company for sorting and donation purposes. Continue reading →

He said about $120,000 is needed to pay for student wages, materials and testing. Continue reading →

Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver says it relies on donation bins for as much of half of its revenue. Continue reading →

A Sunshine Coast non-profit says the safety concerns are real, but so are the benefits of clothing donation bins. Continue reading →

After a short interaction with an officer, the man was able to roll out of the bin on his own. Police say he wasn’t injured. Continue reading →