Quebec

Compost bin and mulch programs in Quebec

10 programs in Quebec pay residents for compost and mulch. 6 list themselves as open now, and the median maximum is $80 per household.

10 programs

  • Open

    Saint-Laurent $22 Composters and Composter Rebate

    Arrondissement de Saint-Laurent (Ville de Montréal)

    Backyard composters for $22 from VertCité or the Saint-Laurent Bureau Accès Montréal; rebate of 50% of the invoice up to $125 before taxes (70% up to $175 for low-income households) on composters and vermicomposters bought in 2026

    Up to $175 per household

  • Open

    Repentigny Composter Subsidy

    Ville de Repentigny

    75% up to $100 (Repentigny business) or 50% up to $75 (other Canadian business)

    Up to $100 per household

  • Open

    Vaudreuil-Dorion Composter Subsidy

    Ville de Vaudreuil-Dorion

    Up to $50 per composter (bought or built), maximum two composters per residence per year

    Up to $100 per household

  • Open

    Boucherville Composter Rebate

    Ville de Boucherville

    50% of the cost: new composter from a Boucherville store up to $60, elsewhere up to $40; used composter up to $25

    Up to $60 per household

  • Open

    Mirabel Home Composter Subsidy

    Ville de Mirabel

    Purchase cost of a composter (or parts to build one) before taxes, up to $50

    Up to $50 per household

  • Open

    Saguenay $65 Backyard Composter

    Ville de Saguenay, with Eurêko

    Wooden composter for $65, taxes included, thanks to a City contribution

  • Seasonal

    Drummondville Environment Day Free Compost and Trees

    Ville de Drummondville

    Free self-serve bulk compost and free potted trees (one per address, reservation required), plus leaf and kitchen-waste bags

  • Seasonal

    Lévis Free Compost

    Ville de Lévis

    Free compost, up to 100 litres per registration

  • Seasonal

    Longueuil Journée verte Discount Composters and Rain Barrels

    Ville de Longueuil

    Composters and rain barrels sold at a reduced price; free compost and free trees handed out

  • Paused

    Lévis Home Composter Rebate

    Ville de Lévis

    50% of the cost (70% for low-income households, plus 20% if bought from a Lévis merchant), up to $50 per address

    Up to $50 per household

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Source: Sow, “Compost bin and mulch programs in Quebec,” checked October 22, 2026, https://www.usesow.com/rebates/quebec/compost-and-mulch

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