If you are not sure whether an item is recyclable or not, please contact the office.  Below is a table of frequently asked about items.

ACCEPTABLE	NOT ACCEPTABLE
Tires	Plastic Toys and Furniture without recycling labels #1-6
Plastic Tubs or Jugs #1-6	Styrofoam
Yogurt Cups (Clean)	Attached Foil Lids
Milk Bags – Outer	Milk Bags – Inner (1 Litre)
Bread Bags	Zip Lock Bags
Produce Bags	Cellophane, Plastic Wrap
Blister Packs, Clam Shells	Rigid Liners from Cookie Bags
Plastic Cup Lids with Symbol	Tim Horton Cups
Paper Plates – Clean	Paper Plate or Cups – Used
Pizza Boxes – Clean	Pizza Boxes – Used
Boat & Shrink Wrap	Agricultural Wrap
Milk & Juice Cartons	Facial Tissues, Gift Wrap
	Motor Oil or Antifreeze Containers
	Propane Tanks and Cylinders
	Paint Cans

COMPOSTING

Composting is a great way to properly dispose of waste that would otherwise end up in a landfill.

We have provided helpful links if you are interested in composting.

Environment Canada

Environmental Commissioner of Ontario

Compost Council of Canada