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City Looking To Reduce Number Of Garbage Bags Residents Can Put Curbside
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City Looking To Reduce Number Of Garbage Bags Residents Can Put Curbside
KAWARTHA LAKES-The City’s curbside Source Separated Organics (SSO) program, launched in January 2025, serving Lindsay, Bobcaygeon, Omemee, and Fenelon Falls. Officials say to date it has diverted over 800 tonnes of organic waste but currently sees only 38% household participation, below the province’s 50% diversion target. Staff reviewed options to boost compliance and efficiency following feedback from the Waste Management Advisory Committee. T…
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