SARCAN says is has taken in 21 million containers and paid out $2.5 million since reopening from the COVID-19 shutdown.

After nearly three months, Saskatchewan’s 73 SARCAN locations are preparing for reopening on June 15.

Cosmo Industries has launched a new service to collect deposit containers from Saskatoon households and businesses.

Starting on June 1, the City of North Battleford says it will enforce recycling rules that prohibit non-recyclable materials from being placed in blue recycle bins.

Kingston's motto is, "Where history and innovation thrive", and there's a good example of that at Grass Creek Park.

The program will focus on paper, cardboard and wood materials for now, which make up around 20 per cent of business waste in the city. 

NDG garage owners say the mountains of uncollected used tires behind their garages are not just an inconvenience, they are a safety hazard.

The City of London will begin to collect Christmas trees and other holiday greenery at homes, with curbside pickup starting Monday.

The City of Winnipeg has brought back the Let's Chip In program, which is aimed at keeping real Christmas trees out of the landfill.

Since the first collection in May of this year, the city has shipped 2,077 tonnes of fibre to North American markets and 230 tonnes of containers, including cans, beverage containers and plastic, to markets within Canada.