Composting

Compostable materials, which some call putrescible materials, are organic materials from plants or animals that rot and decompose. They include leaves, branches, grass clippings, as well as leftovers from the kitchen, fruits and vegetables peelings, and even soiled paper napkins.

Bulky Refuse

Bulky refuse, which some call « monsters », are large and heavy objects that can not be put in the garbage bin (eg: appliances, furniture, hot water tanks). Before sending them to elimination, namely at the landfill site.

Green Cone

The « Green Cone » digester » enables to compost all food waste from home, including meat, fish and dairy products, and this without any smell. Digestion represents the easiest composting technique that is. In fact, with the Green Cone, you just have to open the lid, deposit your food waste, before closing the the cover… that it !

Recycling

Our recycling program is now managed by Circular Materials, a not-for-profit organization that is committed to building an efficient and effective recycling system in New Brunswick. The Province is moving to an extended producer responsibility (EPR) model for the recycling of packaging and paper products, where the brand owners - the organizations that produce these materials, take charge of their management and financing, rather than municipal entities. This transition, which began on November 1, 2023 and is scheduled to run until 2027, is designed to provide a more efficient and harmonized recycling program across the province.