Curbside collection changes coming to London, Ont. this year
The province’s recycling updates will see the costs of recycling program shifted from being split between municipalities and waste producers to instead being mostly paid for by those producers. Producers would also take on the responsibility of collecting and processing most of the recycling in the city.
Falling in line with standardized recycling programs across the province requires an overhaul of the way London collects and processes waste. This is set to coincide with the repeatedly-delayed start of London’s green bin program, which Jay Stanford, the city’s director of climate change, environment and waste management, expects will begin in late 2023.The green bin program’s launch was put on hold last year when supply chain issues stalled the delivery of necessary collection trucks.
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