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[toronto166]

They make you pay the deposit though right?

No we don't pay deposit for coke cans here. (I hope I'm understanding your question)

[Zonny]

No we don't pay deposit for coke cans here. (I hope I'm understanding your question)

Yes, I think you do. Here in NS, you pay .10 per can/bottle/juice box/etc. (every drinkable fluid except milk). You return the cans and get .05 back. Kind of a tax. When I've gotten a SCOP on a beverage like this, they still charge the deposit.

[Arvilish]

FREE VIVA towel paper at Coop Saskatoon... if you have their app; its today only and one per person.

[thriftygranny]

FREE VIVA towel paper at Coop Saskatoon... if you have their app; its today only and one per person.

Oh wow thank you, just checked my app and we have it in Alberta too!!

[FreeIsMyFavourite]

Yes, I think you do. Here in NS, you pay .10 per can/bottle/juice box/etc. (every drinkable fluid except milk). You return the cans and get .05 back. Kind of a tax. When I've gotten a SCOP on a beverage like this, they still charge the deposit.

We don't pay deposits on that stuff in Ontario. I guess it differs province to province.

[thriftygranny]

We don't pay deposits on that stuff in Ontario. I guess it differs province to province.

Yes it does, I remember going to BC a few years ago and was shocked they didn't recycle,I think they do now though, wasn't aware Ontario didn't either.We pay .10 a can .25 for anything over a liter including milk, juice boxes are .05 but we save ours and bring to the depot, bottle drives for sports teams and other fundraisers are huge here. Our soccer club (17 teams)did a city wide bottle drive a few years ago and made $11,000.00 over 2 days.

[samplegurl]

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Covergirl mascara $6.44-50%-$1 p&g -$1 checkout 51=$1.22

uncle bens tubs 3x$5.99-3x$1=$14.97 + 3000 PC points in store + 3200 PC points offer + the awesome coupons inside

[FreeIsMyFavourite]

Yes it does, I remember going to BC a few years ago and was shocked they didn't recycle,I think they do now though, wasn't aware Ontario didn't either.We pay .10 a can .25 for anything over a liter including milk, juice boxes are .05 but we save ours and bring to the depot, bottle drives for sports teams and other fundraisers are huge here. Our soccer club (17 teams)did a city wide bottle drive a few years ago and made $11,000.00 over 2 days.

We recycle, our recycling gets collected with our garbage. We have blue bins we put out on garbage day. Actually our garbage gets collected every two weeks but our recycling gets collected every week along with compost... Well at least in the Durham Region

[thriftygranny]

We recycle, our recycling gets collected with our garbage. We have blue bins we put out on garbage day. Actually our garbage gets collected every two weeks but our recycling gets collected every week along with compost... Well at least in the Durham Region

Oh i see you don't pay deposits but the cans are still recycled, I like that better than have to pay .60 extra on each case of coke I buy and save them and bring them into the depot to get my money back!

[vw_girl]

Yes it does, I remember going to BC a few years ago and was shocked they didn't recycle,I think they do now though, wasn't aware Ontario didn't either.We pay .10 a can .25 for anything over a liter including milk, juice boxes are .05 but we save ours and bring to the depot, bottle drives for sports teams and other fundraisers are huge here. Our soccer club (17 teams)did a city wide bottle drive a few years ago and made $11,000.00 over 2 days.

I had no idea this differed from province to province. I have lived in BC all my life and do not remember a time that we didn't recycle and I was born in the 70's.

I had to Google it as its been a way of life for me...(and my candy budget as a 4-12 yo! LOL)

"British Columbia's beverage container recovery system, enacted in 1970, is the oldest legislated deposit-return system in North America. On October 1, 1998, BC's Beverage Container Stewardship Program Regulation (now known as Recycling Regulation,4 see especially Schedule 1) went into effect to address changes in beverage container packaging, particularly the growth of 'new age' beverages. "

http://www.bottlebill.org/legislatio...shcolumbia.htm

[tinambulance]

Yahoo! Free 3 roll Viva paper towel at Coop with the Coop app. Friday only. Didn't even have to pay the taxes!!

[Candini]

Picked up some clearance items at Staples after work... All items had an additional 25% off

2 X Hilroy note books, 47 cents
500 piece puzzle , $1.97
Frozen poster for DD, $4.97
Xmas gift tags stickers, 47 cents
Student work book for grade 1-2, $8.97 (originally $16.XX)

[lizzie bargain]

Large Eggs for $1.49 a dozen using $1.00 off coupon when you buy two( they were on sale at SDM today). This is cheap for here, and eggs are such a cheap, healthy, unprocessed fast food for any meal and great for baking.I stock up on what I can use by the expirty date and hope for a sale when I run low which usually works out.

[thriftygranny]

I had no idea this differed from province to province. I have lived in BC all my life and do not remember a time that we didn't recycle and I was born in the 70's.

I had to Google it as its been a way of life for me...(and my candy budget as a 4-12 yo! LOL)

"British Columbia's beverage container recovery system, enacted in 1970, is the oldest legislated deposit-return system in North America. On October 1, 1998, BC's Beverage Container Stewardship Program Regulation (now known as Recycling Regulation,4 see especially Schedule 1) went into effect to address changes in beverage container packaging, particularly the growth of 'new age' beverages. "

http://www.bottlebill.org/legislatio...shcolumbia.htm

Interesting, I must have been mistaken from my visit to BC a few years ago, I was picking up bottles after a soccer game and was looking for a recycle bin and was told they didn't use them..maybe i was tricked and they wanted the cash!!
I so remember my candy being funded through empties as well, and I was in Ontario as a little girl they must have changed the deposits since I was little!!

[torontogal12]

There is no deposit in ON. No refund when you return. You just leave it in your recycle bin and the city takes it away

Yes, I think you do. Here in NS, you pay .10 per can/bottle/juice box/etc. (every drinkable fluid except milk). You return the cans and get .05 back. Kind of a tax. When I've gotten a SCOP on a beverage like this, they still charge the deposit.