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    2026-01-27

    Stationnement de nuit - INTERDIT ❌ du 27 janvier au 28 janvier

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    Waste Collection Schedule 

    Collection Schedule 2026 - Residential Sector

    2026 collection schedule - residential sector (january to december) December 9 2025

    Collection Schedule 2026 - Terra Residential Project

    The Terra residential project (rue Frédéric-Back) is equipped with semi-buried containers (Moloks) for the collection of residues. For this reason, the collection schedule for this project differs from the collection schedule for the other sectors of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.

    Schedule

    2026 collection schedule - Terra residential project (january to december) December 9 2025

    Additional information

    You can place your bin at the curb from 7 pm the night before each collection, and before 7 am on collection day in order to not miss the truck.

    Please take your bins back to the side yard or back yard of your residence as soon as possible after each waste collection, 7 pm on the day the waste is collected at the latest.

    Our Municipal bylaw states that rolling bins and domestic waste rigid bins should not be stored on the front yard. Bins must be placed in an area that is not visible from the street or hidden behind a privacy wall.

    Tuesday : Recycling – Blue Bin

    • Because of the automatized collection, only recyclable waste placed in the blue bins will be picked up.

    Wednesday : Organic Waste – Brown Bin

    • The overflow of green waste may be left in cardboard boxes or containers, or in paper bags.
    • Compostable plastic bags certified by the Bureau de normalisation du Québec (BNQ) are accepted.
    • We ask that you place your brown and garbage bin on different sides of your driveway to facilitate the work of garbage collectors.

    Thursday : Domestic Waste – Rigid Bin with a Lid

    • It is MANDATORY to put all domestic waste in a rigid bin with a lid.
    • On each collection day, you can put bulky items.
    • We ask that you place your brown bin and your garbage bin on different sides of your driveway to facilitate the work of garbage collectors.

    Consult the regulation for more details.

    How to use your blue bin properly

    Leaves and Other Green Waste

    With organic waste pickup

    > Learn more

    Branches

    First and third week of every month
    Déposez vos branche en bordure de rue le lundi matin. Les Travaux publics passeront une seule fois par rue. La collecte peut s’échelonner jusqu’au mercredi.

    > Learn more

    Bulky Waste

    The first Friday of every two month*, starting in March 2022.

    **July: 2nd Friday of the month

    > Learn more

    Hazardous Household Waste

    Next collection - May 14, 2022 and September 17, 2022: at 300, rue Surrey in Baie D’Urfé
    Dans un écocentre

    > Learn more

    Construction Waste

    On Thursdays, UPON REQUEST only (online request form ) - applicable fees

    > En savoir plus

    Electronic Waste

    On Thursdays, UPON REQUEST only (online request form) - free

    > Learn more

    More magic, less waste 

    This year, RECYC-QUÉBEC is inviting Quebecers to celebrate differently with its Holiday Season Guide to Good Habits, designed to inspire simple, sustainable actions. According to the National Zero Waste Council, Canadian households generate 25 to 45% more waste during the holiday season, much of which comes from uneaten food.

    From decorations to gifts to meals, every action counts when it comes to extending the life of objects, reducing waste, and adopting eco-friendly practices.

    To learn more.

    Holiday season

    The holiday season is often synonymous with consumption.

    Reduce, reuse, and recycle optimally during this period with a simple and practical checklist, available here.