Eco Stations News Today

The City of Edmonton is organizing free Big Bin and Eco Station events throughout the summer.

The City of Edmonton is opening Eco Stations an hour earlier this summer.

With the conclusion of the holiday season comes time to get rid of those once-beautiful Christmas trees, and the City will provide several safe and environmentally friendly options to dispose of your arboreal arrangements.

The city will begin collecting natural Christmas trees on Jan. 22. Disposing of an artificial tree may require a few more steps.

Edmontons long-fraught digester facility needs millions of dollars in investment to keep poor-quality compost out of the landfill and from littering the environment with plastic.

The Canales Sheran family doesn’t come from a long lineage of Catholics. But the family of five has wholeheartedly embraced Pope Francis’ message in ...

The first year of source-separated waste collection in Edmonton saw significant room for improvement with an estimated 40 per cent not properly sorted out of the garbage cart.

For the first time since March 2020, the Reuse Centre will reopen in January to help Edmontonians divert items from the landfill.

Today, Jo Siedlecka of Independent Catholic News and I headed off to 24 Hours for the Climate, a global vigil for Catholics and people of faith to pray and advocate for the success of COP26, which is roughly halfway through. It was hosted at St Aloysius Jesuit Parish in Glasgow, but m...

The World Robot Olympiad will be held virtually from November 18-21 Seven winning teams have been selected to represent the UAE at the interna...