Starting October 1, Alberta will fully transition to an extended producer responsibility (EPR) residential recycling program for single-use packaging and ...

Calgarians can now deposit more material in their blue carts, thanks to the the adoption of new recycling regulations across ...

Airdrie residents can now recycle more types of packaging in their blue carts and at the Recycle Depot after the latest ...

Calgary's blue cart recycling rules expand Oct. 1, 2026, adding chip bags, snack wrappers, foam packaging, toothpaste tubes ...

Communities in southern Alberta are soon to have the convenience of curbside recycling, a service that Calgary and Lethbridge residents have been able to use for years. Circular Materials has ...

Calgarians can now recycle more packaging materials in their blue carts, and community recycling depots with the expansion of ...

The drop-off area on Small Tracts is still functioning 24/7/365 for aluminum and tin cans, #1, #2, #5 plastics, cardboard, white office paper, and shredded paper. The donation jar for drop-offs is now ...

Residential recycling in Lloydminster is taking a new direction as the city transitions to Alberta’s Extended Producer ...

Rocky View County residents can now recycle a wider range of household packaging through Alberta’s expanded Extended Producer ...

Rocky View County residents can now recycle a wider range of household packaging as Alberta's expanded Extended Producer Responsibility recycling program takes effect. The second phase of the province ...

Starting October 1, Alberta's new Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program expands what can be recycled in Okotoks.