Spotlight Waste Diversion Artists

Emma from Vincent Massey Public School wants to remind you about the 6 r’s.

Delaney from Vincent Massey Public School. wants to remind people that clothing doesn’t belong in the landfill. You can pass it on, donate, or mend it into something new.

Brinley reminds everyone to reduce, reuse, and recycle so that our landfill won’t be full in 16 years.   

Rowan from E.W. Norman wants to remind everyone to put items in the blue box for recycling.

Rawan is encouraging the community to buy less and use reusable water bottles.

Ian is reminding the community to divert all waste from our landfill.

Iris is reminding everyone to protect our landfill and save the earth by reducing, reusing, and recycling.

Liam from Public School wants to remind everyone that paper should be recycled, and not put in the garbage.

Max would like to help the community by putting waste in the right place.

Norah wants to remind everyone that not everything goes to the trash. If you remember the 6 R’s you can help divert waste from our landfill.

Stella from Vincent Massey wants to remind everyone that if we purchase items with less packaging, pass down any clothing or toys, and remember to recycle, we will help divert waste from going to our landfill.

Hunter from St Luke's wants to remind everyone that if we remember the 6 R's, and place all items in the right location we can divert more waste from our landfill.

Heidi from Vincent Massey is reminding us that not everything belongs in your garbage bag.  Many items can be put in your blue box or brought to the Household Hazardous Waste Depot located at 112 Patton St.  for recycling and composting.  Let’s remember to put it in the right place!

Morgan from St. Luke’s School wants to inform you that if we don’t practice the 6 R’s of Waste Diversion, our landfill could be at its limit in 16 years.  The 6 R’s of Waste Diversion are Rethink, Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repair, and Recycle.  We can all help to make a difference. 

Ania from St. Alexander School wants to remind everyone that your plastic bottles go in the blue box, and not in the garbage.

Westin from Woodland Public School wants to remind everyone that Leaves and Paint don’t belong in the garbage.  Leaf and yard waste can be brought to the Organic Bins and paint can be brought to our Household Hazardous Waste Depot, both located at 112 Patton St.  Let’s all do our part to help divert waste and protect the environment.

Emma wants to share some ideas on having less waste. Donating old t-shirts, recycling water bottles, and reusing boxes to make a fort are great ways you can help with the 6R’s of Waste Diversion.