
On this page
- Regular collection schedule for garbage and recycling
- Garbage regular collection
- Recycling regular collection
- Holiday recycling tips
- How to discard special items
- Annual large items special collection and electronic equipment collection
- Electronic waste and styrofoam depot center
- Compostable and organic waste collection
- Household hazardous waste collection
- Municipal landfill
- Holiday regular collection schedule and Christmas tree collection
Regular Collection Weekly Schedule for Garbage and Recycling
Some of our trucks have a hydraulic arm to facilitate waste collection. Please ensure to:
- place your bins in your driveway, on the side of the road before 6 a.m. on collection day;
- allow 2 feet of clearance between each bin;
- close the lid of the bin; and
- place the handles and wheels facing the building.
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Ward |
Collection Day |
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Vankleek Hill (Ward 1) |
Wednesday |
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L'Orignal (Ward 2) |
Thursday |
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Longueuil, including Domaine Chartrand (Ward 3) |
Tuesday |
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Hawkesbury West (Ward 4) |
Wednesday |
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Hawkesbury West (Ward 4) |
Friday |
Check out the collection map to find out which day is the waste collection day at your address.
Search your property in the map below:
- Click on the square icon- full screen mode (or click here) at the upper right corner of the map to open in a larger map;
- Click on the search icon in the red bar at the top right;
- Type in your address;
- Zoom out and click on the colored shape to find out your collection schedule.
Garbage Regular Collection
How many bags, items or containers can be put out?
Use 120L or 240L square bins with wheels for waste and recycling, with the 240L bin filled to a maximum of 3/4 capacity.
Garbage is limited to 154 L per household per week, and an unlimited amount of recycling may be set at the curb. Items not contained in a bag or container will not be collected.
Garbage will be collected at residential properties if it's:
- One 120L square bin with wheels
- One 240L square bin with wheels filled to a maximum of 3/4 capacity
- 2 garbage bags
Garbage left in cardboard boxes will not be collected. Please do not tie lids to the garbage can and remove any bungee cords to avoid pitcher injury.
Excess Garbage
- Excess garbage beyond what fits in your bin with the lid closed, must be bagged, tagged and set out beside your Garbage Bin for collection.
- Garbage Tags are available for purchase at our municipal office at the cost of $3 per tag with a minimum of 5 tags per purchase.
- Use a regular garbage bag for excess garbage and ensure that the Garbage Tag is stuck to the bag and is clearly visible.
- Excess garbage and oversized items are different. The Township will pick up bulky items (appliances, furniture, carpets, etc.) during the Spring Collection (see below for more information).
Recycling Regular Collection
As of January 1, 2026, Miller Waste Systems is in charge of recycling collection in Champlain. Please ensure that your recycling is out by 6 a.m. on the day of your scheduled collection.
For questions regarding recycling, please contact Miller Waste at 1-888-852-2374 or by email area2@millerwaste.ca.
Recycling containers can be any color, as long as it is clearly identified as recycling, it could also be blue or clear bags. There is no limit of bags or containers for recycling.
View the full list of accepted recyclable materials through Circular Materials Ontario.
How to discard the following hazardous materials and other items
Click on the links to learn more about our collections and services.
| Building materials and renovation waste products |
| Municipal landfill |
| Cosmetics |
| Skincare and cosmetic products such as mascara, facial cream and eye liner. Return-to-retail
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| Computer equipment, television, phones, printers and other electronic and electrical equipment |
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| Explosives |
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Dynamite, grey powder, rockets, firecrackers, ammunition or grenades. Contact the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) |
| Flammable items, pesticides, garden products, automotive products, paints, glue, and other household hazardous waste |
| Household Hazardous Waste Collection |
| Aerosols (spray cans of paint, insecticides, pesticides, etc) |
| Household Hazardous Waste Collection |
| Appliances and furniture |
| Annual large waste items special collection (maximum of 4). |
| Ashes |
Extinct residue from the burning of coal and wood
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| Automobiles |
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Vehicles, or any part thereof Contact your Local Scrap yard |
| Batteries |
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Car Batteries and household batteries
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| Dead leaves, grass and cedar clippings |
| Gasoline tanks and used/dirty gasoline |
| Household Hazardous Waste Collection |
| Light Bulbs |
Neon, fluorescent, incandescent, halogen, LED, metal halide
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| Medical Waste |
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Restricted to unused or expired medicine (including inhalers) and sharps if in designated sharps container. These designated sharps containers are available for free at pharmacies.
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| Metal |
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Fences, fence posts, fence wire, bicycle, Tin Contact your local Scrap yard |
| Oil filters, empty oil containers (30L or less), used oil, antifreeze and antifreeze containers from non-commercial source |
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Commercial garages must independently arrange for appropriate disposal of automotive waste.
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| Paint, coatings, stains and driveway sealer |
| Household Hazardous Waste Collection |
| Printing Supplies |
Toner, ink and empty cartridges
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| Propane tanks |
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4.7 Gal – 20 lbs BBQ propane tank (in good condition)
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| Tires |
Off rim
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| Solvents, acid, bases and any household hazardous waste not elsewhere on this list. |
| Styrofoam |
| TBD |
| Any appliance containing freon |
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Fridge, Freezer, Air Conditioner
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| Household waste over the weekly limit |
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Annual Large Waste Items - Special Collection and Electronic and Electrical Equipment Collection
Municipal waste services are essential to the quality of life of our communities, to our health and to the protection of the environment. Let's work together to keep our township clean and green.
- Only put the authorized items
- Respect quantities
- Stack the articles neatly
Electronic & electrical equipment will be collected by Recycle-Action the same week as the the large items, but on a different day. Please separate electronic and electric equipment from the other household garbage at the curbside.
2026 Large Waste Items Collection Schedule per Ward
Large waste items will not be picked up at the same time as the regular garbage collection. Please make sure to place items the weekend before, and BEFORE, Monday 6 a.m. Collection Staff will not return to an area if pick-up has already occurred
| Vankleek Hill (ward 1) |
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From May 4 to May 10, 2026 Place all items between Friday, May 1 and Monday, May 4 before 6 a.m. Vehicles will not return to an area if pickup has already occurred. |
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L'Orignal (ward 2) |
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From May 11 to May 17, 2026 Place all items between Friday, May 8 and Monday, May 11 before 6 a.m. Vehicles will not return to an area if pickup has already occurred. |
| Longueuil (ward 3) |
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From May 11 to May 17, 2025 Place all items between Friday, May 8 and Monday, May 11 before 6 a.m. Vehicles will not return to an area if pickup has already occurred. |
| West Hawkesbury (ward 4) |
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From May 4 to May 16, 2026 Place all items between Friday, May 1 and Monday, May 4 before 6 a.m. Vehicles will not return to an area if pickup has already occurred. |
Maximum Quantity
The maximum quantity of waste must not exceed the size of a pickup truck box (1.2 metres by 2.4 metres by 1.2 metres or 4 feet by 8 feet by 4 feet). Individual items may not exceed a weight of 150 pounds. Items that do not comply with the following mentions will not be picked up.
| Accepted Items |
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| Refused Items |
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Electronic Waste and Styrofoam Depot Center
Old electrical and electronic equipment that are not recycled are dangerous for the environment, the quality of the air, the water and also for the health of people.
In a landfill, styrofoam takes thousands of years to break down. It is therefore better to recycle it.
Where to bring them?
TBD
Which electrical and electronic equipment are accepted?
| Technology equipment |
| CD-ROM drives, computer disk drives, keyboards, mouse, modems, terminals, microcomputers and minicomputers, monitors (CRT, LCD, plasma), personal computers (desktop, laptop, notebook, notepad), personal-hand held computers and printers (printing devices will include copiers, scanners and typewriters) |
| Telecommunications equipment |
| Fax machines, telephones (physical and accessories) including cellular phones, PDAs and pagers |
| Audio-visual equipment |
| Televisions (CRT, LCD, plasma, rear projection), audio and video players, cameras, equalizers, (pre)amplifiers, radios, receivers, speakers, tuners, turntables, video players/projectors and video recorders. |
Compostable and Organic Materials Collection - Fall Collection
From November 3 to November 9, 2025.
As part of the continuing waste diversion initiatives of the Township of Champlain, please be advised that a special curbside pickup of compostable material (leaves, branches, grass and cedar clipping) will be made from November 3 to November 9, 2025.
Important
All compostable material are to be placed at the curbside (or edge of road) beginning on the Monday before 6 a.m. No vehicles will return to an area if pickup has already occurred.
All branches shall be tied up in bundles no longer than six (6) feet in length and all leaves and grass are in brown paper bags.
The collection contractor will not pick up any other bag.
Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Saturday, October 3, 2026, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Household hazardous waste are items or objects that are harmful to your health and the environment if they are thrown in the trash or in the sewers. The Township of Champlain collects this hazardous household waste once a year. It is free. A proof of residence is required.
Where?
Hawkesbury Sewage Plant
815 Main Street East,
Hawkesbury, ON K6A 1B5
What?
Accepted products are corrosive, flammable and poison product like the following examples.
| Pesticides and Garden Products |
| Flea collars and sprays, mothballs, roach and ant poisons, arsenicals, fungicides, fertilizers, insecticides, weed killers (herbicide), molluscicides (slugs & snails), rat and mouse poisons. |
| Automotive Products |
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Antifreeze, automatic transmission fluid, battery and battery acid, brake fluid, car wax with solvent, motor oil (used and new), windshield washer fluid, auto-repair putty, fuel, gas, diesel, kerosene. |
| Household Cleaning Products |
| Ammonia-based, chlorine bleach, disinfectants, drain decloggers, |
| Paints, Solvents and Glue Products |
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Automotive spray paint, brush cleaners (with TSP), paint (enamel or oil-based). paint strippers (with sodium hydroxide), paint strippers (with methylene chloride), primer, stain/finishes, thinners and turpentine, wood preservatives. |
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Personal Care Products |
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Nail polish remover, unused over-the-counter and prescription drugs. |
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Miscellaneous products |
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Air fresheners, dry cell batteries, disposable butane lighters and cylinders, gas cylinders, fluorescent light tubes, energy-efficient light bulbs, photographic chemicals, lighter fluids, propane canisters, swimming pool chemicals, pharmaceutical products. |
*No PCB’s, commercial, industrial, biomedical, radioactive, explosive, unknown waste or tires will be accepted.
Maps showing return-to-retail locations participating in HSP recycling programs.
| Batteries |
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Batteries – Call 2 Recycle : Recycling Drop-Off Locations Map https://www.call2recycle.ca/locator/ |
| Light Bulbs |
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Light bulb Recycling – Product Care : Accepted products & pick-up service https://www.productcare.org/products/lights/ontario/ Recycling Drop-Off Locations Map https://www.productcare.org/recycling-locator/ |
| HHW |
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Other HHW Recycling – Product Care : Accepted products & pick-up service https://www.productcare.org/products/hhw/ontario/ Recycling Drop-Off Locations Map https://www.productcare.org/recycling-locator/ |
| Paint |
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Paint Recycling – Product Care : Accepted products & pick-up service https://www.productcare.org/products/paint/ontario/ Recycling Drop-Off Locations Map https://www.productcare.org/recycling-locator/ |
Municipal Landfill
Open every Saturday from May 3, 2025 to November 8, 2025 from 9 a.m. to noon.
The landfill will remain open on November 15 and 22, 2025 for compostable and organic materials only (branches, leaves, etc.)
1897 Cassburn Road, L'Orignal, ON K0B 1K0
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2026 Holiday Collection Schedule
- Christmas Day (Dec 25): collected Dec 26
- New Year’s Day (Jan 1): collected Jan 2
Christmas Tree Collection 2026
January 5 to 11, 2026
Place your Christmas tree no later than 6 a.m. on the Monday of the scheduled pick-up week. No vehicle will return to an area if pickup has already occurred. Ensure trees are behind the curb and not in the path of the snowplows.
Basic instructions
- Remove all decorations from the Christmas tree.
- Do not place the tree in a plastic bag.
- Place the tree with the base facing the street.
- Make sure the tree is not covered in snow and is not obstructing the sidewalk.
- When snow is expected, make sure the Christmas tree is not obstructing the road to facilitate loading.
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