Beyond the Breaking News

B.C. expands recycling program to include more items effective immediately | Globalnews.ca

Canada News News

B.C. expands recycling program to include more items effective immediately | Globalnews.ca
Canada Latest News,Canada Headlines

B.C. expands recycling program to include more items effective immediately

“Our government is working to ensure that people in B.C. can help to keep their communities and the environment healthy,” said Aman Singh, parliamentary secretary for the Ministry of Environment. “By expanding our nation-leading recycling system to include more products, we are keeping more plastic out of our waterways and landfills.

”plastic plates, bowls and cupsaluminum-foil baking dishes and pie platesplastic sandwich and freezer bagsflexible plastic recycling bags B.C. government pledges $10 million for plastic recycling initiatives “This expanded materials list will allow more material to be recycled, keep it out of landfills and stop it from littering the environment,” said Tamara Burns, Recycle BC’s executive director.“Residents play a key role in recycling this material by enabling it to be collected – by putting it into their bins or taking materials to a depot.” According to the Ministry of Environment, B.C. regulates the largest number of residential packaging and products in Canada, where companies and producers are responsible for the collection and recycling of the products created. This program also promotes and encourages companies to create and design less harmful plastic packaging.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

GlobalNational /  🏆 81. in CA

 

Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Calgarians to receive 2023 property tax assessment notices - Calgary | Globalnews.caCalgarians to receive 2023 property tax assessment notices - Calgary | Globalnews.caThe median single residential assessment is $555K compared to $485K in 2022. Meanwhile, the median residential condominium assessment is $255K compared to $235K last year.
Read more »

Foreign buyers ban won’t fix housing market – could make it worse, experts say | Globalnews.caForeign buyers ban won’t fix housing market – could make it worse, experts say | Globalnews.caThe prevailing opinion among housing experts is that the foreign buyers ban, activated Jan. 1, is politically motivated, and won't make housing more affordable for Canadians.
Read more »

Climate change causing more frequent warm winter temperatures: extreme weather expert | Globalnews.caClimate change causing more frequent warm winter temperatures: extreme weather expert | Globalnews.caParts of southern Ontario have seen unseasonably warm temperatures and rainfall warnings in recent days.
Read more »

167-year-old N.B. church likely to be demolished - New Brunswick | Globalnews.ca167-year-old N.B. church likely to be demolished - New Brunswick | Globalnews.caA church in Fredericton is likely to be demolished after it failed to get proposals to repurpose the 167-year-old church on the city's north side.
Read more »

Polar bear population on rise: Department of EnvironmentPolar bear population on rise: Department of EnvironmentThere are so many polar bears that they have become a nuisance, a Department of Environment report says.
Read more »

Brazil to play lead role on climate change policy: environment ministerBrazil to play lead role on climate change policy: environment ministerBRASILIA — Brazil will not shy away from playing a leading role in addressing climate change and the impending emergency the world is facing, new environment…
Read more »



Render Time: 2026-06-07 20:33:33