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TNRD to increase mattress disposal fees in 2026 following delays to provincial recycling program
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TNRD to increase mattress disposal fees in 2026 following delays to provincial recycling program
KAMLOOPS — It’ll cost you a little bit more to recycle mattresses and box-springs in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) starting on New Years Day. The TNRD Board has approved a new $20 disposal fee for residential mattresses and $35 for commercial mattress. Both those fees are up by $20, as there is currently no charge to recycle residential mattresses while commercial mattresses are subject to a $15 fee. Adriana Mailloux, the TNRD’s M…
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