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City waste update says curbside garbage fell 15 per cent in 2025

The front of Ottawa City Hall on Laurier Avenue, with its bell tower and Ottawa sign, on a sunny day.
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The Environment and Climate Change Committee received a mid-year Solid Waste Master Plan update saying curbside garbage set out by Ottawa households dropped 15 per cent in 2025, with almost all households staying within the three-item limit. The City says it is also expanding green-bin access in multi-residential buildings, adding more three-stream bins in parks and public spaces, and planning long-term organics processing beyond 2030; Council is expected to consider the recommendations June 24.

Source: City of Ottawa e-subscriptions — Solid Waste Master Plan update shows strong progress in reducing waste, sent to [email protected] 2026-06-16; Environment and Climate Change Committee item 17

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