Holiday Packaging Waste Disposal

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Every year , 540,000 tonnes of wrapping paper ends up in Canadian landfills.

Much of that holiday waste could have been recycled, composted or reused.

Toronto is one of the many Canadian cities encouraging people to properly dispose of and reduce the amount of waste they generate during the holidays .

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