Hello Rideau-Vanier! Reminder: your curbside collection day may be changing starting March 30. To see if this impacts you, view your curbside waste collection calendar at ottawa.ca/CollectionCalendar or in the Ottawa Collection Calendar app.
Your green bin will continue to be collected weekly. To support all curbside residents, operators will collect up to six garbage items on your scheduled garbage collection day between March 30 and April 24 (no yellow bags required!).
NEW! All curbside residents of Rideau-Vanier will experience a one-time period of longer than 17 days between garbage collections. To further support this transition, and thanks to my pushing for a solution, Solid Waste Services is hosting a one-time, one bag garbage drop-off opportunity on Saturday, April 4, from 8:30 to 11:30 am at Sandy Hill Community Centre (250 Somerset Street East).
No bulky items or additional bags will be accepted. Proof of address may be required onsite.
Thank you for continuing to use your green bin and recycling bins to reduce your waste. If you do not have a green bin, I encourage you to get one here.
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