Who picks up used oil in Alberta?

Hazardous Waste Recycle West is the leader in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba for the management of liquid industrial and commercial wastes. This includes antifreeze, lubricants, light fuels, and any waste or used oil.

Where can I dispose of used oil?

General Public: You can take your oil to a certified collection center (CCC). Many communities have curbside recycling programs that allow you to leave your oil at the curb (properly packaged). Or you can have your oil changed by a service station that recycles the oil for you.

How do I dispose of old motor oil?

Pour your used motor oil back into an empty oil container and take it to your local used oil facility for recycling. Check with the facility as they may also accept your oil filters and oily rags. Many council facilities such as transfer stations, waste management centres or landfill sites accept used oil.

How do I dispose of cooking oil in Lethbridge?

Only containers holding fuel, glycol, motor oil, or cooking oil can be poured out and returned to the customer, in order to prevent safety hazards and spills. Containers larger than 5 gallons cannot be accepted for drop-off at the landfill.

Where to dispose of motor oil in Calgary?

Take motor oil, oil filters and motor oil containers to a free drop-off location: 1 Designated fire hall 2 City landfill Throw ‘n’ Go 3 If you bring with other garbage, charges will apply .

Can you recycle cooking oil in Alberta?

No, Alberta’s used oil materials recycling program exclusively helps fund the collection and processing of lubricating oil e.g., engine oil, oil filters, and oil containers only. Please consult with your local municipality on how to safely handle cooking oil, fats, grease, and other household waste.

Who is responsible for the recycling of paint in Alberta?

The recycling or disposal of paint is overseen by the Alberta Recycling Management Authority ARMA). The recycling or disposal of used oil, oil containers, and oil filters program is overseen by the Alberta Used Management Association (AUOMA).

How does the Alberta government dispose of hazardous waste?

The provincial government funds the disposal of household hazardous waste for all Albertans. The recycling or disposal of paint is overseen by the Alberta Recycling Management Authority ARMA). The recycling or disposal of used oil, oil containers, and oil filters program is overseen by the Alberta Used Management Association (AUOMA).