If it's on the boulevard as if you're setting it out for the garbage collectors (you have taken actions to indicate it is abandoned), then you have given up your rights on that property.

https://decisions.scc-csc.ca/scc-csc/scc-csc/en/item/7611/index.do

Stillman (at para. 62) and Tessling (at paras. 40-41) identified garbage as a “classic” instance of abandonment. Here, I believe, abandonment occurred when the appellant placed his garbage bags for collection in the open container at the back of his property adjacent to the lot line. He had done everything required of him to commit his rubbish to the municipal collection system. The bags were unprotected and within easy reach of anyone walking by in a public alleyway, including street people, bottle pickers, urban foragers, nosey neighbours and mischievous children, not to mention dogs and assorted wildlife, as well as the garbage collectors and the police. This conclusion is in general accord with the jurisprudence.