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2026-09-03

Fermetures de nuit de l’A-40 en direction ouest, à Senneville, du 6 au 10 septembre

Le ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable vous informe que l’autoroute 40 (Félix-Leclerc) sera fermée en direction ouest, à Senneville, durant les nuits du 6 au 10 septembre. Le pont de l’Île-aux-Tourtes demeurera ouvert.

2026-09-02

Mise à jour sur l’avancement des travaux de la rue Tremblay

Les travaux de construction d’une nouvelle bordure sur la rue Tremblay se poursuivent, avec un déplacement temporaire des véhicules pour les résidents concernés et une circulation exceptionnelle des camions sur la rue Lebeau les 4 et 8 septembre 2026

2026-08-31

Fermeture de la sortie 41 de l’A-40 en direction est du 4 au 5 septembre

Le ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable vous informe que la sortie n° 41 (Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, boulevard des Anciens-Combattants) de l’autoroute 40 en direction est sera complètement fermée du 4 au 5 septembre.

2026-07-30

Avis de travaux sur la voie de service nord de l’A-40 et entraves à la circulation

Hydro-Québec, en collaboration avec son entrepreneur GTEK, réalise présentement des travaux sur la voie de service, de part et d’autre de l’entrée située sur la rue Frédéric-Back.

2026-06-18

Des travaux de réfection des drains français et du système extérieur de protection incendie au laboratoire de santé publique du Québec

Veuillez noter qu’en raison d’imprévus survenus lors des travaux de coupe de chaussée, des ajustements à la circulation sont nécessaires au Laboratoire de santé publique du Québec.

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2025-12-15

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Residual Materials Management

Residual Materials Management

Residual materials management

The City of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue wishes to promote public awareness of the importance of recycling.

According to the residual materials management report produced by the City of Montreal's Environment Department in 2021, 48% of residual materials generated were eliminated. The residual materials management plan for the greater Montreal area sets a target of 30% for 2025.

To reach this target, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue must reduce the amount of waste it disposes of by 60%.

Current Regulations

Règlement numéro 890 sur la gestion des matières résiduelles et abrogeant le règlement numéro 832 31 août 2026

Sorting Guide

Sorting Guide
14 September 2023

Find out how to sort

Organic Waste   

Recycling

Household Waste

                                                 

Collection Schedule

Composting training video

We're delighted to announce the creation of two short videos to give you tips and advice on composting. We invite you to view and share them, so that together we can adopt eco-responsible practices.

Discover these valuable resources:

Composting training video for businesses. 

Composting training video for residents.

Resources to help you

Bac Impact, Éco Entreprises Québec's new standard for recycling

Bac Impact is here to educate people on proper recycling practices and raise awareness about the impact of what we put in our recycling bins. By improving the contents of our recycling bins, we have a positive impact on the recycling system. If everyone does their part, all of Quebec society stands to benefit.

Learn more about Bac Impact

Recycling. Compost. Recycling center. With Ça va où?, you know where it goes!

Recycling, composting, recycling centers… not sure where to take your materials?

With the “Ça va où?” app, easily find the right place for your everyday items!

  • Stay informed: Get valuable tips to help you adopt good waste management habits;
  • New, relevant content: Tips and tricks, short videos, and news to keep you informed on a variety of topics related to responsible waste management;
  • Geolocation services: Quickly view the locations of the nearest drop-off points and recycling centers, based on your current location or municipality;
  • Tablet-compatible: Access useful information anytime to help you sort your waste.

Simple, convenient, and free, the app is available in French and English.

For more information, visit the Recyc-Québec website. 

Metropolitan Waste Management Plan | MWMP

Did you know that in 2020, 75% of the organic waste generated in Greater Montreal—more than 900,000 metric tons—was sent to the regular trash instead of being recycled?

That’s a huge amount… but it’s also an opportunity to take action!

In Ville de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, we’re doing our part by recycling organic waste.

By sorting your food scraps and using the brown bin, you’re directly helping to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills and giving these materials a second life as compost. Every little bit counts and brings us closer to our goal of recycling 70% of organic waste by 2030.

Together, let’s change our habits for a more sustainable future.

For more information, visit the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal website.

Green Moving: What to Do Before, During, and After | RECYC-QUÉBEC

Montreal, June 3, 2026 — With moving season approaching, RECYC-QUÉBEC is launching a practical guide to help Quebecers adopt more eco-friendly practices. In fact, a significant number of residents feel ill-equipped to sort their materials properly : https://www.recyc-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/citoyens/mieux-consommer/aide-memoire/demenagement-recuperation/ 

Back to School: Get into the Habit of Recycling

Did you know that more than 40% of recyclable materials—about 240,000 metric tons—generated by households in Greater Montreal are still thrown away with regular household trash?

With back-to-school season here, now is the perfect time to develop good habits! Remember to put your paper, cardboard, and even pizza boxes in the recycling bin—as long as they aren’t stained with food.

Every little bit helps to reduce waste and give our recyclables a second life.

For more information, visit the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal - CMM website.

October: the month of harvests, Thanksgiving, and festive gatherings

October is a time for harvests, Thanksgiving, and festive gatherings over good meals. It’s also a great opportunity to take small steps to help the environment.

Did you know that in 2020, 75% of the organic waste generated in Greater Montreal—more than 900,000 metric tons—was thrown away with household trash?

At Ville de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, we’re doing our part by recovering organic waste. Every action counts toward reaching the goal of recycling 70% of organic waste by 2030.

This fall, let’s remember to sort our organic waste properly. Together, every little action makes a difference!

For more information, visit the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal - CMM website.