Saskatchewan’s urban municipalities are dealing with evolving environmental regulations, which makes collaborative waste management essential for a long-term sustainability. Effective waste management reduces greenhouse gas emissions, extends landfill lifespan, and helps municipalities remain environmentally responsible. By working together, communities can share costs, access funding, and implement innovative waste diversion strategies.

In this episode, Collaborative Waste Management with the Ministry of Environment, SWRC, ARWMAS, and TSS, Advocacy Advisor Augustina Osaseri sits down to discuss opportunities for effective waste management in Saskatchewan with

• Michelle Heggstrom, Manager of Compliance Assurance for the North Central Region with the Ministry of Environment, Government of Saskatchewan,
• Pamela Barry, Senior Policy Analyst and Research Officer for Waste Stewardship and Recycling with the Ministry of Environment, Government of Saskatchewan,
• Joanne Fedyk, Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council,
• Anne Mathewson, Executive Director of the Association of Regional Waste Management Authorities of Saskatchewan, and;
• Richard Beck, TSS Coordinator with SUMA.