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Waste Management

Comox Valley Waste Management Center

(Formerly Pidgeon Lake Landfill)

Open 7 days a week, 8:30am – 5:30pm

2400 Pidgeon Lake Rd
Cumberland BC
V0R 1S0

250.334.6000

Landfill Fees (as of Nov 01, 2011)

  • Household Garbage: $65 / metric tonne (Min charge $4)
  • Loads containing Recyclables: $150 / metric tonne

Recyclable Items are Free and include:

  • Batteries (household & automotive) Metals
  • Grass & leaves
  • Multi material recycle centre:
  • Newspapers, magazines & stationery
  • Cardboard & boxboard (flattened)
  • Glass (food containers only)
  • Metal cans (food containers only)
  • Plastics #1–#7
  • No Styrofoam

Comox Valley Recycling

What can you recycle?

  • Newspapers / Magazines
  • Cardboard / Boxboard
  • Plastic
  • Metal Cans
  • Glass

Where can you recycle it?
In the Comox Valley Recycling Bins are located at the following locations:

Canex CFB Comox Military Row, Comox (Lazo)
Capital Environment 4624 Cumberland Road, Cumberland
Comox Mall Back parking lot
Comox Valley Auto Recyclers 3447 Royston Road, Royston
Comox Valley Waste Management Centre 2400 Pidgeon Lake Road, Cumberland
Courtenay Country Market 5352 N. Island Hwy, Courtenay
Driftwood Mall 2751 Cliffe Avenue, Courtenay
Home Depot 388 Lerwick Road, Courtenay
Oyster River Old Fire Hall 2185 Regent Road, Black Creek
Quality Foods 2275 Guthrie, Comox
Thrifty Foods 660 England Road, Courtenay
Wal-Mart 3199 Cliffe Avenue, Courtenay

 

More Information on Recycling and waste management in the Comox Valley can be found at the Comox Valley Regional District website.

Comments (4)

Could you please tell me how it is determined that some condos get and use the blue boxes and others don’t.
Thank you for your attention.

Hi Pat,

Try contacting the regional district (250-334-6000). They should be able to answer your question.

I have some plastic tool cases that are too large for the openings in the recycling bins. How do I get rid of them? I know some people leave large things on the ground beside but never thought I should do that.
#2 plastic.

Hi Jennifer,

You may have to take them to the recycling bins at the landfill in Cumberland.

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