Tantramar council must opt in or opt out of continuing to collect blue bags

December 5, 2023
Erica Butler

On today’s show, we listen in to a presentation from ECO 360’s Sebastien Hultberg outlining the options for Tantramar as a new industry group takes over blue bag recycling in the province. Plus court updates for Sackville and Dorchester residents charged with trafficking, a rash of vehicle thefts in the area, and Tantramar renews CUPE contract with 10.75% raise over four years.

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Tantramar council must opt in or opt out of continuing to collect blue bags

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