In
keeping with its commitment of achieving a goal of 70 per cent diversion from landfill, the City of Toronto is launching a new communication campaign directed towards
residents living in condominiums & apartments.
With half of Toronto's residents living in multi-residential buildings, they believe
it
is important to provide information to us about properly sorting our recycling and organic materials from garbage. The new campaign will
specifically ask residents to participate in their building's Green Bin organics program. Every
building unit will receive a copy of direct mail piece with the message
"Use your Green Bin".
CAPREIT and PVTA encourage each resident of Park Vista to participate in the Green Bin organic program.Not only will this help divert materials from
landfill, it can also ultimately help decrease the solid waste
fees for each of our respective buildings.
Free kitchen
catchers or in-unit organics containers are an important tool to encourage participation in
the program. All buildings on City collection service are provided with one in-unit container per unit at the start of the program and can request free replacements
(up to 10% of the building's total number of units) each calendar year.
As
a City collection customer, don't forget
to take advantage
of all the waste diversion programs the City has to offer,
such as: electronics recycling, household hazardous waste collection, the 3Rs
Ambassador Volunteer program and free education materials. Additional information is available on the website, there is no additional charge for any of these programs.
Toronto Recycling Program
Thank you,
Ambassador Volunteer program and free education materials. Additional information is available on the website, there is no additional charge for any of these programs.
Toronto Recycling Program
Thank you,
If you require more
information about the Green Bin program
or about any of the services the City provides, or if you need an additional supply
of kitchen catchers, please contact 416-392-5200.
