Edmonton Seeks Feedback on Single-Use Item Bylaw

Edmonton Seeks Feedback on Single-Use Item Bylaw
A woman leaves a grocery store on May 15, 2015 in Montreal. Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press
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The City of Edmonton is seeking feedback on its single-use bylaw to gauge public opinion on the policy and whether it has achieved its intended goal of reducing waste and litter.

A survey last year found Edmontonians split on the city’s single-use bylaw that includes fees for paper and reusable bags, with just over half in favour of the measure. The city now wants to see if opinions have changed a year and a half after the bylaw’s introduction, and whether a review is needed.