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Break it down; RDEK change size of concrete allowed at 3 landfills

Layne Gallant
By Layne Gallant

The Regional District of East Kootenay is advising the public of new size limits for concrete accepted at three of its waste facilities.

The Columbia Valley, Central Subregion and Sparwood landfills will no longer accept concrete larger than 50 centimetres, or about 20 inches, in any dimension.

Concrete pieces must be no larger than 50 centimetres by 50 centimetres by 50 centimetres.

The RDEK said oversized concrete must be broken down before it arrives at the landfill to allow the material to be efficiently crushed and recycled.

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Layne Gallant
Layne Gallant
Layne is beginning her broadcast journalism career and joined Vista Radio in 2025. She grew up in Saskatoon and graduated from the Radio and Television Broadcasting program at Western Academy Broadcasting College in June 2025. She moved to Cranbrook in fall 2025. She is a lifelong animal lover, especially cats, and has a background in competitive dance. She is excited to call Cranbrook home and get to know the community.

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