London Trash

Did You Know?

The following materials will NOT be collected at the curb: scrap metal (propane tanks, barbecues, bike frames, car parts, etc.), construction and renovation materials (drywall, wood, etc.), appliances (fridges, stoves, etc.), electronics (TVs, monitors, computers, etc.), tires, and compact fluorescent light bulbs / tubes.

About

This site is a product of a team of gifted designers and developers and a bunch of ordinary citizens who believed something amazing was possible. Over the course of an intense weekend, and two weeks of development, 30 strangers formed a team, shared their talents and knowledge, and started a movement. It was our city's very first hackathon – it won't be our last.

We would like to gratefully acknowledge the co-operation of the City of London. Without their invaluable advice this project would not have been possible.

Team Profile

Shawn Adamsson
@late2game

Jody Bailey
@3oh6

John Blain
@JohnGBlain

Gavin Blair
@gavinblair

Zoe Blair
@zoster

Stuart Clark
@stuartclark

Bill Deys
@billdeys

Rachel Fee
@RachFee

Stephen Henderson
@hendersonsk

Peter Janes
@peterjanes

Ryan Johnston

Jared Lerner
@jrrrrd

John Leschinski
@Picard102

Carolyn Marshall
@Karolijn

Aaron McGowan
@amcgowanca

Wade Pedersen
@wmpedersen

Trevor Perkins
@bulltron_ca

Scott Reeves
@Cottser

Greg Smith
@SomethingOn

Noah Stewart
@revnoah

Kevin Van Lierop
@KVL

James Wilkinson
@jerw

Brandon Young
@zE_bEE

A group of citizens advancing the cause of Open Data in London, Ontario.

Our home for the weekend, the unLab, was generously provided by UnLondon. Thank you from our entire team for your support.