# @shottawa.tv on Instagram

- **Type:** Video
- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/DWP4yOADJGC
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/63667399-shottawatv-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2026-03-24T01:11:11.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** ShottawaTV | Ottawa (@shottawa.tv) — https://gondola.cc/shottawa.tv

## Caption

That’s one way to deal with illegal dumping 😭🚜
 
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Canadian farmer pulls up to a Brampton home in a TRACTOR after finding their garbage dumped on his land…

A farmer says he discovered a pile of trash illegally dumped on his property along Wallace Road, a rural area located roughly 40–60 minutes outside of Brampton depending on the exact location. Instead of ignoring it, he decided to take matters into his own hands.

According to him, the people responsible made a huge mistake… they left behind packaging with their name and home address on it, making it easy to track exactly where it came from.

So what did he do? He loaded up his tractor and drove all the way into the city, pulling up directly to the address listed. 

After confirming with the daughter that the items belonged to her, he dumped a portion of the garbage right back onto their driveway, including a doll that was among the belongings.

The farmer says he only returned a fraction of what was dumped and made it clear… if they don’t come collect the rest from his property, he’ll be bringing it back too.

Ontario has been tightening garbage collection rules across multiple regions in recent years, including limiting how many bags households can put out and requiring extra fees for anything above the limit. 

In many areas, residents are restricted to just a few garbage bags every one or two weeks, with additional bags needing paid tags or not being collected at all. 

The reason behind these changes is mainly environmental and financial. Ontario is running out of landfill space, with some estimates suggesting capacity could be reached within the next decade, so municipalities are trying to extend landfill life by cutting down garbage to promote recycling.

However, critics say these restrictions have had unintended consequences, with more reports of illegal dumping across rural areas and backroads as some people try to avoid fees or limits instead of properly disposing of their waste.

Thoughts on this ⁉️🤔⤵️
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🎥: ForestLawnFarms 

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#Canada #Farmer #IllegalDumping #Brampton #Explore

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