Two councillors say the fee, which has cost customers asking for disposable cups millions of dollars since it was imposed more than a year ago, hasn\u0027t shown that it has reduced the number of cups being dispensed
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The city did not set a goal or target for the program. More than a year into the program, city staff told Postmedia recently they won’t be able to compile and analyze 2022 data that shows the fee’s effect on trash until 2024.Article content“We are working with staff to try to get an update on data from the first year, right now slated for September 2023,” Bligh said in an email this week. “We need this expedited.
“A lot of people are questioning the 25-cent fee,” she said. “It’s just become an extra cost for the consumer.”
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