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Garbage & recycling collection in Snowdon, Montréal

Typical waste-collection schedule around Snowdon. 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

  • Tuesday — every Tuesday

Next collections

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

Put-out window

21:00–07:00

Full message (raw)
Collection day(s) : TuesdayHours : Take out containers between 9 p.m. the evening before and 7 a.m. the day of collection
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: CDNNDG-5
City stream label: Ordures ménagères
Sector ID: CDNNDG-5

Recyclables

Collection dates

  • Recyclables collection — every Friday

Next collections

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

Put-out window

21:00–07:00

Full message (raw)
Collection takes place on FRIDAYS. Take out recycling bins between 9 p.m. the evening before and 7 a.m. on collection day. 
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: CN_CS-15
City stream label: Matières recyclables
Sector ID: CN_CS-15

Food residues

Collection dates

  • Food residues — every Friday

Next collections

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

Put-out window

21:00–07:00

Full message (raw)
Collection day :  Friday  Hours :  Take out containers between 9 p.m. the evening before and 7 a.m. the day of collection
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: CDNNDG-5
City stream label: Résidus alimentaires
Sector ID: CDNNDG-5

Organics

Collection dates

Notes

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

Full message (raw)
Organic waste collections is offered via the collections of green waste and food waste.
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: CDN
City stream label: Matières organiques
Sector ID: CDN

Green / yard residues (incl. dead leaves)

Collection dates

  • Spring — every Wednesday, Wed, Apr 1 – Wed, May 27
  • Summer — 9 dates
  • Autumn — every Wednesday, Wed, Oct 7 – Wed, Nov 25

Next collections

  • Wed, Sep 2
  • Wed, Sep 16
  • Wed, Sep 30
  • Wed, Oct 7

Put-out window

21:00–07:00

Accepted
  • Reusable rigid containers
  • Paper bags
  • Cardboard boxes
Not accepted
  • Plastic bags
Full message (raw)
 Collection days in 2026 :  

 - Spring : from April 1 to May 27, every week on Wednesday 
 -  Summer : June 10 and 24; July 8 and 22; August 5 and 19; September 2, 16 and 30 (every two weeks on Wednesday) 
 - Autumn: from October 7 to November 25, every week on Wednesday 

 

Hours :  Take out containers between 9 p.m. the evening before and 7 a.m. the day of collection  

Containers accepted : - Reusable rigid containers - Paper bags - Cardboard boxes *The use of plastic bags as containers is prohibited
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: CDNNDG-5-RV
City stream label: Résidus verts (incluant feuilles mortes)
Sector ID: CDNNDG-5-RV

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

Collection dates

  • Construction, renovation and demolition waste and bulky objects — every Friday

Next collections

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

Put-out window

21:00–07:00

Where

in designated area

Notes

Quantities must not exceed 5 m3.

⚠ Exception
Exceptions : Collection is offered ONLY to residential buildings. Mattresses and upholstered furniture should be put out along with garbage for the regular household waste collection. Except for appliances whose halocarbons have been recovered, refrigeration or air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, cellars), as well as televisions and information technology appliances, must be returned to an Ecocentre.
Full message (raw)
Collections take place on FRIDAYS. Take out construction, renovation and demolition waste, as well as bulky objects in designated area between 9 p.m. the evening before and 7 a.m. on collection day. 
Quantities must not exceed 5 m3.
Sector details
Municipality / borough: Montreal
Sector: CDNNDG-5-CRD
City stream label: Résidus de construction, de rénovation et de démolition (CRD) et encombrants
Sector ID: CDNNDG-5-CRD

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 Snowdon

The answers below describe sector CDNNDG-5, the one at Snowdon's reference point. A neighbourhood often spans several collection sectors — enter your address above to confirm yours.

What day is household garbage collected in Snowdon?

In sector CDNNDG-5, household garbage is collected every Tuesday.

When is recycling picked up in Snowdon?

Recycling is collected every Friday in sector CN_CS-15.

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

Food waste is collected every Friday.

When is yard waste collected in Snowdon?

Several cases apply in sector CDNNDG-5: Spring — every Wednesday, Wed, Apr 1 – Wed, May 27; Summer — 9 dates; Autumn — every Wednesday, Wed, Oct 7 – Wed, Nov 25.

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

Bulky items and construction/renovation/demolition debris (CRD) are collected every Friday. Quantities must not exceed 5 m3.

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

Between 9 p.m. the evening before and 7 a.m. on collection day, for every collection in the sector.

Are there exceptions for bulky items and CRD in Snowdon?

Per the City: "Collection is offered ONLY to residential buildings. Mattresses and upholstered furniture should be put out along with garbage for the regular household waste collection. Except for appliances whose halocarbons have been recovered, refrigeration or air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, cellars), as well as televisions and information technology appliances, must be returned to an Ecocentre."