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de Rivière-des-Prairies
Ecocentres are recuperation centres that are open to residents of the Montréal urban agglomeration who wish to dispose of recyclables, Household Hazardous Waste (HHW), construction waste and other reusable objects at their own convenience.
Exclusive service for residents of the Montréal urban agglomeration Ecocentres are open to residents of the Montréal urban agglomeration only. A proof of residence and proof of identity with photo are required.
de l’Acadie de Saint-Michel
de La Petite-Patrie
Safety rules As you enter the site, stop at the reception pavilion for instructions and safety rules. Use caution on the site to avoid falls, especially when unloading items into the containers.
de Côte-des-Neiges
Ne jetez plus! Toute sorte d’objets et de matériaux peuvent être récupérés à proximité de chez vous!
Most of the waste material dropped off at the ecocentres will be reclaimed through [R]euse, [R]ecycling, composting or other forms of [V]alorization, thereby reducing significantly the volume of waste sent to landfills.
Opening hours* L’Acadie, Côte-des-Neiges, Eadie, La Petite-Patrie and Saint-Michel ecocentres d’Eadie
Sorting your recyclables is time-saving!
Summer hours
Winter hours
Daily, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tuesday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Sunday and Monday
April 15 to October 31
November 1 to April 14
Don’t throw your recyclables away.
Rivière-des-Prairies ecocentre
Winter hours
Summer hours
Tuesday and Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Sunday and Monday
Tuesday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Monday
October 15 to March 14
Écocentre de l’Acadie
1200, boulevard Henri-Bourassa Ouest & 514 872-1376
Écocentre de Saint-Michel
2475, rue des Regrattiers (extension of rue D’Iberville, north of rue Jarry) & 514 872-3267
Écocentre de La Petite-Patrie 1100, rue des Carrières & 514 872-7706
Écocentre de Côte-des-Neiges
6925, chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges & 514 872-3517
Écocentre d’Eadie 1868, rue Cabot & 514 872-8359
March 15 to October 14
Centres de récupération de Montréal Drop them off at a nearby ecocentre.
Open June 24 and July 1 (except if they fall on a Monday)
Please check Christmas and New Year’s schedule.
Ecocentres include a storage area for reusable goods, such as furniture, major and small appliances, sports equipment and clothing. These goods are sold on site.
Fees Island of Montréal residents are entitled to 12 free visits per year up to a maximum of 12m3. Fees apply to businesses, independent workers and residents over the 12m3 limit.
Questions Call 311 or the ecocentre, visit your borough or Accès Montréal office, city hall, or log on to ville.montreal.qc.ca/ecocentres.
Écocentre de Rivière-des-Prairies
11400, rue Léopold-Christin (près du 9255, boulevard Henri-Bourassa Est) & 514 868-4277
It is very useful to sort your recyclables at home: wood, concrete, soil, metal and other recyclables. At the ecocentre, a ramp leads to a series of containers where Don’t waste, users are invited to dispose of reuse ! their reusable items. Sorting makes it easier to forward these materials to specialized recyclers.
*Subject to change
25%
Ecocentres have a permanent sheltered area where residents may drop off their Household Hazardous Waste (HHW), which will be [R]eused, [R]ecycled, [V]alorized, or eliminated safely. They must be dropped off in their original, sealed containers and cannot be transferred into other containers at the site.
A safe place for your Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)
HHW accepted at the centre Propane* bottles, full or empty Floor wax, Varsol, solid fuel, ink, glue, roofing tar, automotive grease, furniture polish, liquid resin Nail polish remover, antifreeze, stripper, paint thinner, gasoline, window cleaner, kerosene (oil lamps), fondue fuel, turpentine Waste oil: cooking oil, automotive oil* (brakes, motor, transmission) Fluorescent tubes (neon lights)
Materials accepted at the ecocentre
Second life
Paint*: primer, wood protector, stains, varnishes and paint (latex, oil, rustproof)
Wood, pallets, painted wood, beams
Reused – Wood chips – Energy production – Plywood
Pesticides: insecticides, herbicides, fungicides
Concrete, rock, asphalt, brick, aggregate (maximum diameter 40 cm)
Building roads
Rechargeable* or non-rechargeable batteries : alkaline or nickel-cadmium
Uncontaminated soil
Horticulture – Landfill cover
Metal, iron, aluminum, copper, lead, zinc, wire, gutters, tire rims, empty paint containers, etc.
New metal
Used building materials, toilets, sinks, windows, light fixtures, asphalt shingles, dry materials
Reused in construction or renovation
Tires (without rims), except bicycle or trailer tires
Carpets – Retreads – Asphalt – Powder and energy production
Green waste, grass, leaves, natural Christmas trees
Compost – Wood chips
Household and small electrical appliances, sports equipment, bicycles and bicycle parts, clothing, eyeglasses, furniture, office equipment or other reusable items
Removal of CFCs when unusable – Reconditioned – Repaired and sold
Information and communication technologies: Computers, screens, printers, ink cartridges, etc.
Unusable parts recycled
Cardboard, glass, plastic, plastic bags and wrap, PVC, returnable containers, milk cartons
Recycled paper, cartons, glass, plastic
Rat poison (cyanide) Metal polish, flux, wood stain, fertilizers, disinfectants Scouring powder, chlorine for pools, hydrogen peroxide Pipe clog removers, photography products, mercury thermometers, carpet and window cleaners, cleaning products
Some HHW may be taken to various drop-off locations throughout the urban agglomeration: Automotive batteries a Drop-off location: garages Waste oil, filters and empty containers a Drop-off location: garages, visit soghu.com Medicines and syrups (expired) a Drop-off location: pharmacies Rechargeable batteries, cell phones a Drop-off location: 65 fire stations of the Montréal urban agglomeration and some businesses, visit rbrc.org Leftover paint a Drop-off location: retailers, visit peinture.qc.ca for a list of participating retailers Propane a Drop-off location: Filling stations Syringes (use a plastic container with a lid) a Drop-off location: Contact the Direction de la santé publique de Montréal at 514 528-2400 for drop-off locations
* May be taken to other drop-off locations (see the opposite panel)
Ecocentres do not accept Biomedical waste Products containing asbestos Bottles of compressed gas other than propane Explosives Ammunition, flares and fireworks Contaminated soil
