RDP-PAT Community and Sanimax
Towards a more respectful relationship
What if 700,000 cars disappeared from the streets of Montreal?
That’s a huge number, right?
Well, that’s exactly the impact efficient organic waste management can have. By transforming these materials instead of sending them to landfill, we can cut up to 70% of greenhouse gas emissions.
Less landfill, more transformation: welcome to the circular economy!
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About 
We understand how our business impacts the people and communities around us – that’s why facilitating an open dialogue is one of our top priorities.
To honour this commitment, we have created a citizens committee comprised of representatives from different sectors (municipal, political, environmental) and three residents of Rivière-des-Prairies—Pointe-aux-Trembles. Our goal is to establish and maintain a more harmonious relationship with the surrounding community.
About
We understand how our business impacts the people and communities around us – that’s why facilitating an open dialogue is one of our top priorities.
To honour this commitment, we have created a citizens committee comprised of representatives from different sectors (municipal, political, environmental) and three residents of Rivière-des-Prairies—Pointe-aux-Trembles. Our goal is to establish and maintain a more harmonious relationship with the surrounding community.