Waste Management
The Adopt-A-Highway program encourages Islanders to help keep communities beautiful by participating in roadside clean-ups.
Your group will adopt a five kilometre section of roadway for four years. Each year you will commit to two clean ups – one in...
Each spring, the PEI Women's Institute asks Islanders across the province to help with efforts to keep our roadsides clean of litter. Specially marked cleanup bags are free and available from Women's Institute members in your community or at the...
The Beverage Container Program was established to increase the range of beverage options available to consumers while encouraging the recovery, reuse and recycling of used beverage containers.
What beverage containers are included in the program?
Most...
What is an unsightly property?
An unsightly property refers to any property that has dilapidated buildings, derelict vehicles and litter located on the property which is visible to the public.
How do I file a complaint about an unsightly property?...
Prince Edward Island is a leader in waste management thanks to participation by residents, employees and business owners. Waste Watch is a mandatory waste management system for the entire province. It is managed by the Island Waste Management Corporation...