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A red crate filled with trimmed branches sits on grass next to a tree, part of a Spring Yard Cleanup. Two long-handled pruning shears rest on and beside the crate, while scattered leaves cover the ground.

Spring Yard Cleanup Recycling Tips for Home Owners

May 16, 2019/in Yard Cleanup/by Eamonn Duignan

A white Styrofoam cup floats on water covered with green algae or duckweed, highlighting pollution in the environment.

New Bans Coming for Styrofoam Disposal in Metro Vancouver

June 7, 2018/in Styrofoam/EPE Recycling/by Green Coast Rubbish

A person changing a car tire, using a wrench to remove lug nuts from a wheel on a blue vehicle. An old, worn tire with a metal rim is in the foreground—perfect for those seeking Spring Recycling Tips for used tires.

4 Spring Recycling Tips for Families

April 10, 2018/in Recycling/by Green Coast Rubbish

Green recycling symbol in the center surrounded by green line drawings of recyclable items, including plastic bottles, glass jars, cans, cartons, newspapers, and more—encouraging all to sort garbage properly on a white background.

How to Sort Recycling at Home: Compost, Glass, Paper, and Plastic

November 16, 2017/in Commercial Rubbish Removal and Recycling, composting, Organic Waste, Recycling/by Green Coast Rubbish

One to Watch: the North Shore’s Repurpose Drives Upcycling

August 3, 2017/in community, Donate, Recycling, Renovation Waste, Uncategorized/by Green Coast Rubbish

A smiling young girl holds a blue recycling bin filled with empty plastic bottles. The recycling symbol is visible on the bin. Greenery is blurred in the background.

4 Tips to Get Your Kids Recycling at Home

March 23, 2016/in Recycling/by Green Coast Rubbish

Poster for the MEC Vancouver Race Series 2016, listing seven race dates, locations (Vancouver, Coquitlam, Richmond), and distances (5K, 10K, 15K, half marathon); includes event website and running icons at the bottom.

Green Coast to Manage Waste Diversion for MEC Events

February 5, 2016/in community, Recycling/by Green Coast Rubbish

A collage shows musicians performing with instruments made from recycled materials, people standing by a Green Coast Rubbish truck, and a stage setup with various reclaimed items. The website greencoastrubbish.com appears at the bottom.

The Music of Junk!

November 11, 2015/in community/by Green Coast Rubbish

A stylized globe with the text Too Good to Waste / Réduire cest agir and We support #WRW2015 written across it, promoting Waste Reduction Week 2015.

Rethinking Waste: Waste Reduction Week 2015

October 18, 2015/in Uncategorized/by Green Coast Rubbish

Two workers in black clothing stand in front of a wooden fireplace mantel, dismantling or repairing it. Empty shelving units and various tools and bins are visible around them in the room.

Green Coast in Action: Vancouver Condo Deconstruction & Demolition

August 24, 2015/in Recycling, Uncategorized/by Green Coast Rubbish