THE TWO OTHER R’S
The three R’s are well known to many: reduce, reuse, and recycle. Quite often, people
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DUMPSTER USAGE
November 30, 2020
Claystone Waste uses dumpsters or 4-yard bins throughout our operations for collection of waste. They can be found in use for both urban and rural
*Updated* Incident on Highway 14.
November 25, 2020
Our crews have completed the cleanup of Highway 14. ————————————————————————– There has been an incident where a Claystone Waste collections vehicle has lost part of
Advisory: Two Employees Test Positive for COVID-19
November 24, 2020
Alberta Health protocols are being followed and risk to public is minimal Ryley, AB: Claystone Waste Ltd. confirmed on Monday, November 23rd that two employees
Collections Delay
November 19, 2020
Heavy snow and drifting are hampering third-week rural collections. Your collection may be delayed as a result. Thank you for your patience.
BIRD POPULATIONS AT LANDFILL DECREASED
November 13, 2020
Landfills that accept organic waste attract birds who scavenge the site looking for food. When left unchecked, these birds, who are typically sea gulls, can
Road Safety in Winter
October 28, 2020
Snowy and icy roads are a reality of life in Alberta. As the temperature drops and snow starts to fall, we have to consider what
Claystone Waste First Board of Directors
October 23, 2020
Experienced team ready to lead Claystone to success Ryley, AB: Claystone Waste Ltd., the newly formed municipally controlled corporation owned by Beaver County, the Towns
Ryley Transfer Station Re-Launched for Waste Reduction Week
October 21, 2020
This week is Waste Reduction Week in Canada. Waste Reduction Week focuses on the principles of circular economy, resource efficiency, and waste reduction. The program’s
Fall is Here
October 16, 2020
Fall is upon on, with its beautiful change in foliage colour and the slow continual drop in temperature. With the onset of fall, there can
Lithium Batteries and Landfill Fires
October 8, 2020
Fires can be a large problem for landfills. Potential sources of ignition include hazards such as lithium batteries, disposable propane tanks, aerosol cans, and other
