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Garbage pickup schedule changes
Winnipeg residents who get their trash picked up on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday should put their carts out one day later for the next two weeks.
Regular garbage and recycling pickup will continue on Monday, Dec. 24, and Monday, Dec. 31. However, crews will not be working Tuesday, Dec. 25, or Tuesday, Jan. 1, which will set garbage and recycling pickup back one day.
For the next two weeks, residents who normally have their pickup on Tuesdays will put their carts out on Wednesdays, Wednesday collection will move to Thursday, Thursday collection will move to Friday and Friday collection will move to Saturday.
Regular garbage and recycling collection will resume Jan. 7.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition December 22, 2012 A12
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