Winnipeg is one step closer to potentially getting curbside pickup of food waste.
On Thursday city council unanimously approved a plan that includes a recommendation to begin a pilot project to deal with organics.
It would look at the feasibility of a permanent pickup program, as well as costing and design work for a composting facility to handle the waste.
The program wouldn't start until at least 2026.
It's expected the pilot program would cost just over $1 million.
