Tag: Recycling
Alberta aims to create Canada’s best recycling program
Canadians are using more electronics every year, with many ending up in landfills when they're no longer in use. At the same time, there...
Canadian soccer legend teams up with battery recycling initiative
Canadian soccer legend, Christine Sinclair, has teamed up with Call2Recycle Canada as the official ambassador of its national consumer battery recycling program, Recycle Your Batteries,...
Call2Recycle challenges Canadians to “Take Charge” and recycle batteries
Call2Recycle, Canada’s leading household battery collection and recycling organization, is calling on Canadians to celebrate Earth Month by stepping up their battery recycling to...
Call2Recycle and Greentec expand partnership to increase battery recycling
Call2Recycle, Canada’s leading battery collection and recycling program, and Greentec, a leader in reverse logistics and recycling solutions for end-of-life electronic waste, announced today that they have...
Envisioning an exciting new option for recovering electronics waste
A recent study from researchers at the University of Waterloo reveals that the amount of electronic waste (e-waste) in Canada has more than tripled...
Amendments to Ontario’s Blue Box regulation to clarify EPR
The Government of Ontario has amended the Blue Box Regulation. The amendments are intended to provide clarity to producers on their Blue Box extended producer...
NOVA Chemicals and Plastic Energy launch recycling plant feasibility study
NOVA Chemicals Corporation and Plastic Energy have entered into an agreement to explore the feasibility of developing a pyrolysis-driven advanced recycling facility in Sarnia,...
Market Watch: Bridging the supply chain gap for electrification
General Market Commentary
On May 4, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem spoke to the Toronto Region Board of Trade about price and financial stability....
B.C.’s Indigenous zero waste advisors embark on resource recovery partnership
The Indigenous Zero Waste Technical Advisory Group (IZWTAG), an Indigenous organization assisting First Nations in British Columbia with implementing zero waste programs, announced today...
Canadian Waste to Resource Conference to provide strategic insights
The waste, recycling and resource recovery sector in Ontario contributes more than $4.23 billion to the provincial economy and employs about 33,327 people. On...