SARCAN Recycling is paying out $1.8 million a week on average and has paid out over $8 million since reopening on June 8.

The government is setting ambitious goals as it hopes to keep organic materials from going to the landfills.

On Monday, the City of Lethbridge said the year-old curbside recycling program has made a significant impact with more than 3,700 tonnes of recyclable material saved from the landfill.

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

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.

City officials said Lethbridge's four main waste and recycling sites have seen heavy traffic after reopening amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Warm weather and a bit of extra time due to the COVID-19 pandemic meant lots of Winnipeggers were tackling long-overdue projects over the weekend.

According to researchers, the improved enzyme breaks down 90 per cent of plastic bottles for recycling within a span of 10 hours.

Recycling collection will be stalled for two weeks in Brockville in an effort to protect waste collection workers from COVID-19.

The province's recycling program is closing its facilities to prevent the spread of COVID-19.