By Louise Miner with REUTERS, CTV
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Rubbish, labeled as plastic recyclables, was stranded in the Philippines for years. The 69 containers arrived in Vancouver to be incinerated this week. The move ends a dispute which started in 2013 that sparked a diplomatic row between Ottawa and Manila.
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Sixty-nine containers carrying mislabeled waste has been returned to Canada from the Philippines.
The rubbish was labeled as plastic recyclables and was stranded for years.
The move ends a dispute which started in 2013 that sparked a diplomatic row between Ottawa and Manila.
The shipment arrived at the GCT Deltaport in Delta in British Columbia - Canada's flagship container terminal, according to a statement.
The garbage is expected to be incinerated this week after agreeing to take it back in May.
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