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January 12, 2026 Published by North Alberta Chapter - By Katy Campbell

Municipal Waste Collection Survey

Condo Voices Needed: Share Feedback on Edmonton’s Waste Rollout

The City’s green bin rollout has brought significant changes to how waste is managed in multi-unit residential buildings. While the goals of reducing landfill waste and improving sustainability are widely supported, we have heard from many condo corporations that they have experienced operational, financial, and logistical challenges after implementation.

In order to help us to inform our newly elected city council about what condos are experiencing day to day, we have designed a short survey to collect real-world feedback from condo board members, managers, owners, and others directly involved in building operations.

We want to better understand how the rollout has affected different types of condo buildings across the city — from waste capacity changes and service reliability to increased costs, staffing impacts, and resident concerns.

Take The Survey

The survey closes on Monday, February 9—thank you for your participation.

Your responses will help paint an accurate picture of what’s working, what isn’t, and where improvements or policy adjustments may be needed. The information collected will be shared in aggregate only and used to inform discussions with City councillors and staff about practical solutions for condos.

The survey takes only a few minutes to complete, and even partial experiences are valuable. Whether your building has faced major challenges or minimal disruption, your input matters. We will be accepting survey responses until Feb 9th 2026

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and help ensure condo perspectives are clearly understood in ongoing waste policy decisions.


Katy Campbell, CCI North Alberta

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