Discard your unwanted stuff for no charge at city landfills and transfer sites
The annual spring tipping fee holiday at Greater Sudbury landfill and waste transfer sites goes May 6-11 this year.
Residents are asked to sort loads for proper disposal and recycling prior to arriving at the landfill site. Noto bene: Fees for household waste will be waived if delivered in a private motor vehicle. If you plan on renting a truck to take advantage of the holiday, there’s an extra step to take. Non-residents of Greater Sudbury are not permitted access to city landfill sites. Proof of address may be required.
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