Halton Region is encouraging residents to do their part in safely disposing household hazardous waste and recycling unwanted electronic items.
It will start its Special Waste Drop-off Days event tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Halton Regional Centre …
Please join Halton Environmental Network and Greening Sacred Spaces this Earth Day to learn about Recycling and Composting in Halton Region. A workshop will be presented by Halton Region's John Watson to learn about the new recycling procedures in Halton and more!
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Effective today, Halton residents can add more items to their blue box and must use tags for garbage above the new three-bag/can limit.
Halton residents can add more items to their blue box, including clear plastic clamshells (berry and lettuce …
Get rid of the artificial dyes and instead colour your Easter eggs with natural dyes that you can make at home from fruits and vegetables!
[Mother Nature Network]
Friends of Rural Communities and the Environment , FORCE, is a federally registered not for profit corporation. It is a citizen-based advocacy group with hundreds of supporters in Campbellville, Kilbride, rural Milton, Mountsberg, Freelton, and Carlisle.
FORCE was formed in …
The goal of the Halton Peel BioDiversity Network (HPBDN) is to help mainstream the values and benefits of BioDiversity and raise awareness of the The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) within Halton and Peel. It is envisioned that the HPBDN …
Conservation Authority watershed report cards report on the state of Ontario’s watersheds so residents are aware of their local conditions and also so that informed decisions can be made to ensure the ongoing resiliency and sustainability of our water and …
There is a new, larger Blue Box becoming available and new items will be accepted starting April 1. Free Blue Boxes will be available to Halton residents at any of 8 pick-up events across the region throughout March.
To …
The city hosted a public meeting Thursday night to give residents a chance to ask Enbridge staff about its line 9B reversal proposal.
About 75 people, including city staff and 10 Enbridge representatives, attended the meeting at city hall.
The evening, run …
Starting January 2014, new Canadian regulations will kick-in removing incandescent light bulbs from store shelves and replacing them with more energy-efficient compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) and light emitting diodes (LEDs). Here are some tips for proper handling. Check the …
