MMSW continues to process a large number of Services Agreements as quickly as is possible. The majority of Agreements have been sent out. If you have not yet received yours, you can expect to within the very near future.

If you have any questions or concerns about your Services Agreement please contact Kelly Goyer, Director of Field Services at 306-500-6170 or [email protected] .

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Forms:

When you receive your executed Services Agreement, you will also receive an EFT form. Please complete this form at your earliest convenience and send to [email protected]. MMSW cannot issue payment to you without this form.

If you have delegated your sub-contractor to receive payments directly from MMSW, you will not receive the EFT form. Your delegated sub-contractor will receive it instead.

Q/A Document from Reporting Webinar:

The Q/A document from the February 23 webinar on reporting for Collectors is now available on our website. Please  click here to view the Q/A document and to access the webinar including full audio and slides. 

WeRecycle Login and Password:

In order to access the WeRecycle portal to submit your reports, you will need a login and password assigned to you.

Please send contact information (name, phone number, email) for the people you want to delegate as your primary contact and secondary contact(s) for the portal and an accounting/billing contact to [email protected].

Please send this information in at your earliest convenience as you cannot submit reports to MMSW without a login or password for the WeRecycle portal.

Communique on Reporting for Calculating Weights:

Here is a communique we have prepared to help you better understand how to calculate your load weights for a variety of scenarios. These scenarios may include calculating weights for a local government when on a truck with multiple local governments at one time.

Review carefully and please feel welcome to contact [email protected] with any questions regarding this information.

Included in the Services Agreement with MMSW is the requirement to report quarterly on total tonnes of WPP that is marketed (sold back to recycling manufacturing processes) and the revenue received by a local government or regional waste authority for these materials.

At this time, MMSW recognizes the complexity of adopting a new method for collecting and reporting weights for your WPP program. We also recognize that local governments and regional waste authorities may require more time to work with their partners and stakeholders to better determine how to report on tonnes of WPP marketed.