In the photo, from left to right: Kevin Girard, Director of Development at Arbressence, and Catherine Grenier, Advisor in Horticulture and Urban Forestry.
Blainville, April 28, 2025 – Arbressence and the City of Mascouche are excited to announce the renewal of their partnership for 2025. For 13 years, Arbressence has supported Mascouche in its ecological mission, and this year, more than ever, both parties are ready to push the city’s commitment to sustainable development even further.
A strong service, tangible results
In 2024, thanks to this partnership, 820 service calls resulted in the recovery of 86.10 tons of cedar trimmings, impressive numbers that reflect the ongoing success of the service. With each ton collected and each call answered, Arbressence demonstrates that simple actions can make a significant impact.
13 years of collaboration: a model of sustainability
Since 2012, Arbressence and Mascouche have joined forces for the responsible management of cedar trimmings. The cedar trimming collection service will continue from May 1 to October 31. Arbressence provides citizens with a simple and fast online platform to schedule their pickup. Residents of Mascouche can easily visit the site and take part in this initiative, which directly benefits the environment.
2025: a year of new goals
The renewal of the partnership in 2025 represents an opportunity to surpass last year’s results and achieve new goals in terms of participation and the quantity of cedar trimmings collected.
About Arbressence: Arbressence is the largest producer of conifer essential oils in Canada. With 20 years of experience in cedar recycling, Arbressence is recognized for its commitment to sustainable environmental practices.
