Your new waste collection schedules will be delivered between late October and early November.
In the meantime, you can view your schedule online or pick it up at City facilities.
The official website for the City of London, Ontario
The Educational Services industry was home to approximately 142 establishments and employed 24,101 people in 2023, making up 11.1% of London’s total workforce, thus making it one of London’s key sectors (top 3) (Lightcast, November 1, 2024, London CY). This sector is a vital part of London’s economy, developing knowledge and skills for London and Canada’s labour force.
London has a strong educational system, from primary to post-secondary level, which offers the next generation of talent outstanding education. The presence of world-class educational institutions such as Western University, which includes the Ivey Business School, has a significant economic impact on London’s economy. Western has a substantial presence in the London area, being the largest employer and supporting the local economy with a budget exceeding $1.6 billion. London also boasts Fanshawe College, one of the largest colleges in Ontario, which has campuses in London, Simcoe, St. Thomas, Woodstock, and additional locations across Southwestern Ontario.