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Orange Drop Service Provider Information

• Parks Program Information

  • Launched in 2011, the Parks Collection Program collects single-use propane cylinders at the locations where they are most likely to be consumed—park campgrounds. This pilot project began with 90 Ontario Provincial Parks and in its first year collected over 102,000 kilograms of propane cylinders. Orange Drop collection cages are situated in prominent areas around the parks and are collected for recycling by our approved transporters throughout the year. Parks are not a public drop-off site, and accepting from the general public requires an Environmental Compliance Approval (ECA).

    We are not currently looking to expand this program by adding collection sites.

  • Beverage Cups
  • Plastic Is In

• General InfoBecoming a Service Provider

  • Beverage Cups
  • Plastic Is In

• General InfoPolicies, Standards & Guidelines

  • Collection Site Standards
  • Transportation Standards
  • Processor Standards
  • Diversion Reporting
  • Instructions for Weighing MHSW
  • SO Portal Reporting Guide

• General InfoProgram Rates & Zone Maps

  • MDT&PIP Incentive Rates
  • Zone Maps

• General InfoApproved Transporters & Processors

  • Approved Processors
  • Approved Transporters

• General InfoAudits

  • Audit Checklist
  • Compliance Letter

• General InfoProgram Plan

  • Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste (MHSW) Wind Up Plan
  • Consolidated MHSW Program Plan for Phases 1, 2 and 3: July 1, 2010 Volume I: Overview of program design, steward obligations, costs and delivery
  • Consolidated MHSW Program Plan for Phases 1, 2 and 3: July 1, 2010 Volume II: Material category plans
  • Ontario Regulation 542/06: (December 11, 2006)
  • Ontario Regulation 387/16: (November 24, 2016)

• General InfoService Provider Engagement

  • Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste (MHSW) Wind Up Plan
  • MDT&PIP Consultation March 8, 2013
  • MDT&PIP Webinar March 8 2013
  • Automotive Roundtable, November 22, 2012
  • Annual Reports

• General InfoImage & Video Library

  • What Happens to your Used Propane Cylinders?

• General InfoCase Studies

  • Campers Recycle Throwaway Propane Cylinders in Parks across Ontario
    Learn how Stewardship Ontario worked with Ontario Parks to find a solution to the growing problem of single-use propane cylinders that were being left behind in our provincial playgrounds by vacationers and day trippers.
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  • Western Ontario Tests Mobile Depots for Hazardous or Special Waste
    Working with the township of Southgate in Grey County and set-up capital provided by industry stewards, Stewardship Ontario tests big mobile orange boxes in a move to make the recycling of household hazardous or special waste accessible to more communities throughout the province.
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