The Malahat Nation has partnered with the Cowichan Valley Regional District to launch curbside recycling collection in the First Nation.
The Malahat Nation has partnered with the Cowichan Valley Regional District to launch curbside recycling collection in the First Nation.
Since then, the two groups, alongside Recycle BC and Indigenous Services Canada, have been working together to join the recycling program under a Municipal Type Service Agreement. “Expanding service to Malahat provides a greater opportunity to divert regional waste from landfills, and enables cost savings for both Malahat and existing curbside collectionStone says the CVRD is interested in working with the Malahat Nation on other services, including curbside compost and garbage pickup for households.Sign up for the CHEK Now daily email newsletter to get breaking news and the day's top stories sent to your email.
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