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Items such as batteries, cooking oil, medications, bleach, paint and fuel are considered household hazardous waste and will not be collected at the curb. For a complete list of household hazardous waste products and proper disposal options, visit toronto.ca/hhw.
The 2024 schedules are now available online and via the lookup tool. Residents are also be able to access their collection schedules and get reminders about what waste to set out when with the TOwaste app. Schedules with larger print and icons have also been created and are available upon request by contacting 311.
Collection schedules for 2024 are now available online. Download the TOwaste app to get your collection schedule on your smartphone or tablet. This tool is for residents who live in a house with daytime collection.
Your Green Bin, Blue Bin, Garbage Bin, yard waste and oversized items must be set out after 6 p.m. and before 9 p.m. the night of your scheduled collection day. The lid opening must face the street and the bins must be set out squarely facing the street.
For more information, please visit Waste Management Guide & Collection Schedules. Collection Schedule Online: 2023 Curbside Collection Maps & Schedules; Waste Management Guide
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REDUCE YOUR WASTE AND DOWNSIZE YOUR BIN TO SAVE MONEY! To downsize your bin, call 311. or . visit toronto.ca/311. KNOW BEFORE YOU THROW! To find out what waste goes where: • visit toronto.ca/wastewizard • download the TOwaste app or call 311. CURBSIDE COLLECTION. Your Green Bin, Blue Bin, Garbage Bin, yard waste and oversized items must be ...
