As Toronto celebrates Earth Day, CBC News wanted to check in on how the city's doing when it comes to recycling our trash. Toronto Environmental Alliance was interviewed along with Mayfair on the Green and staff from Greenlane Landfill to highlight how we can do more as a city to reduce waste.

CBC News accompanied Toronto Environmental Alliance to explore how high-rise trash isn't getting recycled.

Located in Scarborough, a 25 year old condominium is showing how zero waste is possible: with over 1000 residents, this building is generating only one dumpster of garbage per month.

On Earth Day (Jour de la Terre) TEA & Furniture Bank organized a housewares drive to keep valuable household goods out of our landfill and into the hands of people in need. ICI Ontario (Radio-Canada Télé) interviewed one of the event volunteers in French.

We’re highlighting community groups and initiatives that are showing how Toronto can get to zero waste. Find out how Repair Cafe Toronto is part of a Zero Waste Toronto.

For Earth Week, we’re highlighting community groups and initiatives that are showing how Toronto can get to zero waste. Find out how Furniture Bank is part of a Zero Waste Toronto.

For Earth Week, we’re highlighting community groups and initiatives that are showing how Toronto can get to zero waste. Find out how Toronto Tool Library is part of a Zero Waste Toronto.

We’re highlighting community groups and initiatives that are showing how Toronto can get to zero waste. Find out how Second Harvest is part of a Zero Waste Toronto.

TEA's Waste Campaigner presented our concerns over the weaknesses and potential pitfalls of the draft Bill 151.

As the world celebrates Earth Day on April 22, The Scope News asked TEA if the federal government is doing enough to support environmental initiatives, and if Toronto can ever be waste-free.