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Garbage & recycling collection in Gay Village, Montréal

Typical waste-collection schedule around Gay Village. Collection days can vary block to block — enter your exact address below to confirm the schedule for your sector.

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Household garbage

Collection dates

  • Household garbage — every Tuesday

Next collections

  • Today
  • Tue, Sep 1
  • Tue, Sep 8
  • Tue, Sep 15

Put-out window

19:00–07:00

Full message (raw)
Collection day(s) : TuesdayHours :  Take out containers between 7 p.m. the day before and 7 a.m. the day of collection.
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: VM-3
City stream label: Ordures ménagères
Sector ID: VM-3

Recyclables

Collection dates

  • Thursday — every Thursday

Next collections

  • Thu, Aug 27
  • Thu, Sep 3
  • Thu, Sep 10
  • Thu, Sep 17

Put-out window

19:00–07:00

Full message (raw)
Collection day :  Thursday  
 Hours :  Take out containers between 7 p.m. the day before and 7 a.m. the day of collection.
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: VM-3
City stream label: Matières recyclables
Sector ID: VM-3

Food residues

Collection dates

  • Friday — every Friday

Next collections

  • Fri, Aug 28
  • Fri, Sep 4
  • Fri, Sep 11
  • Fri, Sep 18

Put-out window

19:00–07:00

Full message (raw)
Collection day :  Friday  Hours :  Take out containers between 7 p.m. the night before and  7 a.m. the day of collection
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: VM-3_RA
City stream label: Résidus alimentaires
Sector ID: VM-3_RA

Organics

Collection dates

Notes

Organic waste collections is offered via the collections of green waste and food waste.

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Organic waste collections is offered via the collections of green waste and food waste.
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: VM
City stream label: Matières organiques
Sector ID: VM

Green / yard residues (incl. dead leaves)

Collection dates

  • Spring — every Wednesday, Wed, Apr 15 – Wed, Jun 10
  • Fall — every Wednesday, Wed, Sep 16 – Wed, Nov 11

Next collections

  • Wed, Sep 16
  • Wed, Sep 23
  • Wed, Sep 30
  • Wed, Oct 7

Put-out window

19:00–07:00

Full message (raw)
Collection day(s) for fall 2026:  Spring's collection: Wednesday from April 15 to June 10. Fall's collection : Wednesday from September 16 to November 11. 
Hours : Take out containers between 7 p.m. the day before and 7 a.m. the day of collection 
  For more details (accepted materials, authorized containers and quantities) Click here
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: VM-3
City stream label: Résidus verts (incluant feuilles mortes)
Sector ID: VM-3

Construction/renovation/demolition debris (CRD) & bulky items

Collection dates

  • Tuesday — every Tuesday

Next collections

  • Today
  • Tue, Sep 1
  • Tue, Sep 8
  • Tue, Sep 15

Put-out window

19:00–07:00

Accepted
  • Construction/renovation/demolition debris (CRD) and bulky items
Not accepted
  • Mattresses and upholstered furniture
  • Televisions and IT equipment
  • Refrigeration and air-conditioning appliances
Notes

CRD collection: ONLY for residential buildings. Mattresses and upholstered furniture: only accepted in household waste collection. Alternatively, they can be recycled at an ecocenter. Televisions and IT equipment: must be taken to an Ecocenter or ARPE drop-off point. Refrigeration and air-conditioning appliances: to an Ecocenter or free door-to-door collection by reservation with GoRecycle.

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Collection day : Tuesday.  Hours : Leave items between 7 p.m. the day before and 7 a.m. the day of collection. Exceptions :  - CRD collection: ONLY  for residential buildings.  -  Mattresses and upholstered furniture:  only accepted in household waste collection. Alternatively, they can be recycled at an ecocenter, on condition that you bring them there. -  Televisions and IT equipment:   must be taken to an Ecocenter or ARPE drop-off point. -  Refrigeration and air-conditioning appliances:   to an Ecocenter    free door-to-door collection by reservation with GoRecycle.  To consult the terms and conditions of this collection, cick here  ici..
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: VM-3
City stream label: Résidus de construction, de rénovation et de démolition (CRD) et encombrants
Sector ID: VM-3

What's accepted, and where the rest goes: Green waste & leaves · Bulky items & CRD · Écocentres

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Frequently asked questions about collection in Gay Village

The answers below describe sector VM-3, the one at Gay Village's reference point. A neighbourhood often spans several collection sectors — enter your address above to confirm yours.

What day is household garbage collected in Gay Village?

In sector VM-3, household garbage is collected every Tuesday.

When is recycling picked up in Gay Village?

Recycling is collected every Thursday in sector VM-3.

What day is the brown bin (food waste) collected in Gay Village?

Food waste is collected every Friday.

When is yard waste collected in Gay Village?

Several cases apply in sector VM-3: Spring — every Wednesday, Wed, Apr 15 – Wed, Jun 10; Fall — every Wednesday, Wed, Sep 16 – Wed, Nov 11.

When are bulky items and construction debris (CRD) collected in Gay Village?

Bulky items and construction/renovation/demolition debris (CRD) are collected every Tuesday.

What time do I need to put my bins out in Gay Village?

Between 7 p.m. the evening before and 7 a.m. on collection day, for every collection in the sector.

What is not accepted in the bulky-item collection in Gay Village?

Not accepted: mattresses and upholstered furniture, televisions and IT equipment, refrigeration and air-conditioning appliances. Those materials can be taken to an écocentre.