GRCA – Rain Barrel Sale 2025: Conserve Water & Save Costs At Home

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This sale is available for a limited time, so act fast and order before June 16th!

Discounted pricing is available for residents within the Township of Hamilton, Town of Cobourg, the Municipality of Port Hope and the Municipality of Clarington, within the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) jurisdiction.

Please visit https://rainbarrel.ca/Ganaraska and view available products at the bottom of the page.

Order before June 16th to receive a discount* on each barrel, to be delivered directly to you.

Sale made possible by the Township of Hamilton Environment and Climate Advisory Committee, Lakefront Utility Services Inc., the Municipality of Port Hope, the Municipality of Clarington and the GRCA.

Learn other ways you can conserve water, plant trees and protect the local watershed by visiting: https://grca.on.ca/CWHL-Funding

*Limit of 4 barrels per household. Listed prices include the $25 discount, sale ends June 16, 2025.

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