Your Questions Answered: Flexible Plastics Collection in Select Communities Thank you for the strong response to the launch of flexible plastics collection in apartments and condos in Vancouver and homes
Dedicated pink carts roll out, making flexible plastics recycling more convenient ahead of the February 16 service launch. Vancouver, B.C. (January 14, 2026) — Recycle BC, a not-for-profit organization responsible
Holiday Recycling for BC Residents in 2025 Though full of celebrations, gifts, and gatherings, the holidays can also be one of the most waste-heavy times of the year, with volumes
Recycle BC already directly provides recycling collection in many areas of the province including the Cities of Vancouver, North Vancouver, Pitt Meadows, Langley, Coquitlam, Revelstoke, Prince George, Quesnel, Maple Ridge,
Notice: Recycling Collection for the Central Okanagan is changing on May 1, 2026. View the FAQs below for more details. Questions Accepted Items Drop-off Locations When your new pink and
We are committed to respecting the culturally rich history, and the inherent and unceded rights that the land in which we operate holds with Indigenous Peoples of British Columbia, in
Quick Notes:– All previously accepted recyclable materials remain part of 2025 program; flexible plastics now go in the red/pink box for curbside pickup or flexible plastics cart for multi-family pickup –
All Maple Ridge curbside homes should have four different containers: blue box, pink or red box, grey box and yellow bag. To support residents with this transition, all households received
Here are a few tips to avoid missing a pickup: Followed the steps are still think you were missed? Please report your missed collection to Remple Disposal at 778-503-1340
2025 Maple Ridge Recycling Guides Download the 2025 Maple Ridge Recycling Guide! The Recycling Guide outlines how to sort your recycling, shows what is both accepted and not accepted, and
Starting January 1, 2025, the residential curbside and multi-family packaging and paper recycling collection service provider in Maple Ridge will be changing from Ridge Meadows Recycling Society (RMRS) to Recycle
Yes, many residents will see a change. Approximately two-thirds of households in Maple Ridge will have a new collection day. Areas that previously had Friday service may be moved earlier
The City of Maple Ridge joined the Recycle BC program in May 2014, and, like many communities in the province, was receiving a financial incentive from Recycle BC to manage
Changes to both Multi-Family and Curbside recycling came into effect on January 1, 2025. Multi-Family recycling is collected by Waste Control Services (WCS). If you have questions about your recycling
Recycle BC awarded its curbside collection contract in Maple Ridge to Remple Disposal for residential curbside recycling collection and Waste Control Services for multi-family buildings. Are the same materials accepted?
Yes. Maple Ridge is focused on a redesign and expansion of the Recycling Depot and will continue to accept recycling materials included in the Recycle BC program.
The City of Maple Ridge’s contract with Recycle BC expired at the end of 2024, prompting a review of how recycling services are provided. After careful consideration of various factors,
Starting January 1, 2025, Recycle BC assumed responsibility for Maple Ridge’s residential curbside and multi-family recycling services.
Important Recycling Changes Collection Schedule and Guide Nearby Drop-off Locations Tips Questions & Contact Additional Service Information Accepted Items Download our Recycling Guide Download the 2024-2025 Maple Ridge Multi-family Recycling
Important Recycling Changes Recycling Guide Collection Schedule Drop-off Locations Tips Questions & Contact Accepted Items Download the 2025-2026 Recycling Guide View Guide Download the 2025-2026 Maple Ridge Curbside Recycling Guide.
Burnaby, Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, New Westminster, North Vancouver and West Vancouver London Drugs Stores join province-wide recycling program North Vancouver, B.C. – Starting today, recycling plastic bags, plastic overwrap and
New province-wide ad campaign shows the environmental benefits of recycling at home Vancouver, May 12, 2016— This week Multi-Material BC (MMBC) extended its commitment to community engagement and the promotion
The Multi-Material BC B.C. Advisory Committee includes local stakeholders involved in MMBC’s packaging and printed paper stewardship program. The committee serve as a forum through which B.C. stakeholders with an interest
