Recycling in multi-dwelling complexes or offices

Quebeckers are committed to doing the “right thing”, as we saw with the pandemic. It’s the same thing when it comes to domestic recycling or office recycling.
Recycling paper and cardboard

You want to know more about recycling paper and cardboard in Quebec? From collection to reuse, sorting and processing, it all starts with what goes into the blue bin!
Fires at the sorting centres

The fires at the sorting centres have attracted a great deal of attention in recent weeks, particularly that of a building, renovation and demolition (CRD) sorting centre in eastern Montreal, which has impacted the lives of the residents of the neighbourhood.
Move while protecting the planet!

With July 1 just around the corner, here are some simple reminders to help you make the right choices. Don’t forget to check out Recyc-Québec’s “Ça va où?” app, when you sort out your possessions!
Multi-layer cardboard recycling

Juice and milk cartons, made from several layers of cardboard, are fully recyclable.
The importance of (continuing to) recycle

It’s just as important as ever to remember to use our recycling bin! In the long lifespan of a product, every gesture counts.
Ricova is looking for new talent

With labor shortages plaguing all sectors of society, Ricova is no exception, and needs experienced workers to fill positions essential to the pursuit of its mission.
How to recycle your lithium batteries

Despite the good will of the population, who respond quite positively to the numerous awareness campaigns, good intentions can sometimes lead to dramatic consequences.
Ricova’s 20th anniversary: simply… thank you!

In September, Ricova celebrates its 20th anniversary. This important milestone marks two successful decades of growth, investment, and commitment.
Batteries in the Recycling Bin: A Fire Hazard Mixture!

Each year, four to eight fires occur in sorting centers, which puts the health and safety of workers and the integrity of buildings at risk, while undermining the sound management of residual materials in Quebec.