Garbage is what is left over when items cannot be recycled or reused. The industry refers to these leftovers as residual waste and sends it to landfill for disposal.
Composting is nature's way of recycling food scraps, grass, leaves and other plant and animal matter.
Building awareness of the importance of keeping our town green by providing education and opportunities for recycling.
Natural Christmas trees are collected in January on residents' scheduled garbage collection day.
The District of Stewart provides weekly curbside garbage collection.
Allocated dates of Residential Garbage pickup may vary during the Christmas break.
To be really effective, we have to incorporate the 3Rs – Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle – into our daily routine.
Products that contain ingredients that are corrosive, toxic, ignitable, or reactive are considered "household hazardous waste" and should be disposed of properly.
Updates, Plans and Information regarding the Landfill Closure and Transfer Station for Stewart
PO Box 460
705 Brightwell Street
Stewart, British Columbia, Canada V0T 1W0
(250) 636.2251 Administration & Finance
(250) 636.2742 Public Works
(250) 636.2417 Fax
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