Ripped open bags, bad smells, even roving rodents. From Milton-Parc to Mercier, residents share their frustrations and their solutions for better garbage pickup.
Overflowing public trash bins, litter on the street, rats tearing open garbage bags: waste management is a source of many questions for Montrealers. (Ivanoh Demers/Radio-Canada)
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Ripped open bags, bad smells, even roving rodents.
From Milton-Parc to Mercier, residents share their frustrations and their solutions for better garbage pickup. And This is Montreal host Ainslie MacLellan gets the real dirt on trash collection from a longtime garbage man, who shares which habits we should be breaking when we put our bags and bins to the curb.
This is Montreal24:10Do Montrealers have a garbage problem?
Ripped open bags, bad smells, even roving rodents: from Milton Park to Mercier, residents share their frustrations and their solutions for better garbage pickup. And Ainslie MacLellan gets the real dirt on trash collection from a longtime garbage collector, who shares which habits we should be breaking when we put our bags and bins to the curb.
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