People are outraged about a recent decision to remove dozens of garbage cans along the Lachine Canal, prompting fears that the picturesque area could turn into a wasteland.
WATCH: Some people are outraged about a recent decision to remove dozens of garbage cans along the Lachine Canal in Montreal. There are fears that the picturesque area could turn into a wasteland. Global’s Gloria Henriquez has the story.
“You can see what’s the impact. So I hope they will do something about it in the very near future,” said Olivier Goodman, as he stood next to a garbage can overflowing with bags of dog excrement in a residential area right next door.“The aim of this initiative is to encourage citizens to take responsibility for the management of waste destined for landfill sites. It also aims to stop the domestic litter in the bins for the visitors use,” Parks Canada wrote on a Facebook post.
“It boggles the mind. What do they need to understand?” said Alan DeSousa, city councillor and member of the official opposition, Ensemble Montreal. “The city should show some leadership and knock on Parks Canada’s door and say, ‘Along the Lachine Canal, garbage cans should be reinstated as of now.'”Carbon rebate payments going out to some Canadians. Here’s what to expect
Meanwhile, litter is already floating in the canal and people are fearful of what a summer without garbage cans could look like.Parks Canada says they are preparing an awareness campaign and are considering potential new types of facilities in strategic areas of the canal.Understanding the carbon tax: What Canadian families need to know about rebatesBudget 2024 introduces capital gains tax changes that will impact 0.
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