Green waste collection

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the écocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the écocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

Buildings with eight dwellings or fewer 

The green waste and dead leaves collection is included in the organic waste collection. To find out more, see the Organic Waste Collection page.

Buildings with nine dwellings or more

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage.

You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

For leafy tree branches and trunks, special collections are offered.

Buildings with eight dwellings or fewer

The green waste and dead leaves collection is included in the organic waste collection. To find out more, see the Organic Waste Collection page.

Buildings with nine dwellings or more

Green waste collection is offered in your borough from April to November. To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes.

Outside of this period (from mid-November to March), you must put out these materials with the household garbage. 

You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

Deciduous tree branches must not be placed in bags with your green waste or put in your household garbage. To get rid of your branches, go to the écocentre nearest you.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

Branches must not be placed in bags with your green waste or put in your household garbage. To get rid of your branches, go to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

For large size branches and trunks, Pierrefonds-Roxboro conducts 2 door-to-door collections per year, one in the spring and one in the fall.

Buildings with eight dwellings or fewer

The green waste and dead leaves collection is included in the organic waste collection. To find out more, see the Organic Waste Collection page.

Buildings with nine dwellings or more

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage.

You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the écocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the écocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

Buildings with eight dwellings or fewer

The green waste and dead leaves collection is included in the organic waste collection. To find out more, see the Organic Waste Collection page.

Buildings with nine dwellings or fewer

To find out the collection schedule, see Info-Collectes. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage.

You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the écocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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

The green waste collection is offered in your borough. In weeks where there is no green waste collection, you must put out these materials with the household garbage. You can also bring your green waste (including branches over 5 cm in diameter) to the ecocentre nearest you.

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

Good to know

Green waste is organic waste: cut grass, dead leaves, spring yard cleaning and gardening waste, etc.

Turning these materials into compost is a great way to beautify your neighbourhood and reduce the amount of garbage to be disposed of. Part of the compost produced is distributed free of charge to residents twice a year, in spring and fall.

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