Bulky items and construction debris collection

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. Please keep the materials you wish to dispose of at home.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes. Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• A maximum volume of 1 m³ (35.3 ft³) per object, except for household appliances.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).
• Wooden planks must be fastened in bundles of maximum 1 m (3.3 ft) long and 50 cm (20 in) diameter.

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners. If you would like the borough to pick up a refrigerator or freezer, you must call 311 for a special collection. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

You can also bring your television sets and screens to the écocentre.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 4m³ (141 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners. If you would like the borough to pick up a refrigerator or freezer, you must call 311 to find out when to put in on the curb. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 2.5 m³ (88 ft³) per address is accepted or one object per collection even if it exceeds this volume (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box, bag or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Upholstered or covered furnitures may be put out for the household waste collection.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

CRD debris may be disposed free of charge to the cour du garage municipal or collected by the borough on a fee-paying basis.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

• ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)
• Cour du garage municipal

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

Bulky object collections (non-upholstered furniture, certain appliances, etc.) and CRD collections (construction/renovation/demolition debris) are offered all year long in your borough. Upholstered furniture (sofas, mattresses, armchairs, etc.) are picked up during household waste collections.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box, bag or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, none of which are collected by the city. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, none of which are collected by the city. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).
• Wooden planks must be fastened in bundles of maximum 1 m (3.3 ft) long and 50 cm (20 in) diameter.

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, none of which are collected by the city. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 2 m³ (70 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, none of which are collected by the city. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, none of which are collected by the city. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

CRD debris may be disposed to the cour de voirie.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

• ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)
• Cour de voirie

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners still containing gas (halocarbon). If you would like the borough to pick up a refrigerator or freezer,  you must first remove the refrigerant gas (halocarbons).

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).
• Wooden planks must be fastened in bundles of maximum 1 m (3.3 ft) long and 50 cm (20 in) diameter.

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, none of which are collected by the city. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Good to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).
• Wooden planks must be fastened in bundles of maximum 1 m (3.3 ft) long and 50 cm (20 in) diameter.

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, none of which are collected by the city. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 1.80 m (6 ft) by 1.20 m (4 ft) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 100 kg (220 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).
• Wooden planks must be fastened in bundles of maximum 1 m (3.3 ft) long and 50 cm (20 in) diameter.
• It is forbidden to discard more than 10 bulky items per building.

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, If you would like the borough to pick up a refrigerator or freezer, you must call 311. The borough will remove refrigerant gases (halocarbons) in these appliances, which are then recycled by specialized businesses. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).
• Wooden planks must be fastened in bundles of maximum 1 m (3.3 ft) long and 50 cm (20 in) diameter.

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners. If you would like the borough to pick up a refrigerator or freezer, you must call 311 and get an appointment for a pickup. The collection takes place from Monday to Thursday beginning at 4 p.m.  These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 2 m³ (70 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 75 kg (165 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• A maximum of 2 m (6.5 ft) in length, width and depth or 1,5 m³ (53 ft³) per object.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).
• Wooden planks must be fastened in bundles of maximum 1 m (3.3 ft) long and 50 cm (20 in) diameter.

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, none of which are collected by the city. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

CRD debris may be disposed to the cour de voirie.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

• ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)
• Cour de voirie

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).
• Wooden planks must be fastened in bundles of maximum 1 m (3.3 ft) long and 50 cm (20 in) diameter.

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, none of which are collected by the city. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : Postpone your visit to the ecocentre until the end of the stay-at-home period, if possible. The collection of bulky items is continuing.

The collection of bulky items (furniture, appliances, etc.) and construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) debris is offered throughout the year in your borough.

Only individuals and presbyteries may use this service. Schools, churches, embassies, non-profit organizations (NPO) and businesses must deal with a private company.

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Guidelines:

• A maximum volume of 5 m³ (176.6 ft³) per address is accepted (beyond this volume, you must call a private contractor).
• A maximum weight of 25 kg (55 lb) per box or container will be accepted.
• Clothes washer and clothes dryer doors must be removed.
• Objects for collection must be placed in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others (devoid of nails, screws, sharp metal edges, etc.).
• Glass and mirrors must be broken up and placed in safe, disposable containers.
• When rain is expected, please avoid using cardboard boxes.
• When snow removal is expected, please avoid putting out bulky items and CRD debris (to make snow clearing easier).
• Wooden planks must be fastened in bundles of maximum 1 m (3.3 ft) long and 50 cm (20 in) diameter.

You can also bring your bulky items and CRD debris to the écocentre nearest you. This includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners. These items must be handled with care so as to avoid letting the gas (halocarbon) escape through a broken pipe.

Some of these items can have a second life. Consult the répertoire des adresses du réemploi (in French) to find an institution or an organization near you.

Other drop-off points:

ERPA-Québec, Électrobac or OPEQ (electronic products and small parts)

Things to know

To avoid being fined, please be sure to comply with collection schedules and conditions.