CALL2RECYCLE CANADA AND THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES, LAND AND ENVIRONMENT HOST SCHOOL EVENT TO PROMOTE BATTERY RECYCLING Toronto, ON – March 7, 2019 – Call2Recycle Canada, Inc., Canada’s leading consumer battery collection and recycling organization, has been selected as Prince Edward Island’s ...
During the 2017-2018 school year, more than 220 educational institutions including 195,000 students in 16 regions of Quebec, took part in the 2nd edition of the Battery Recycling Schools Contest, raising over 50 tonnes of batteries. A total of $11,500 in scholarships ...
On display this July 1: special Canada Day concerts, parades and fireworks. Among the less festive sights across Quebec: moving trucks and recycling bins jammed to overflowing with cardboard boxes and bubble wrap. For many people who rent their homes, it’s also ...
Why are you closing private collection sites in Alberta? Call2Recycle is restructuring our battery collection program in Alberta to support the long-term sustainability of our organization. We have operated a not-for-profit collection program that has been funded voluntarily in Alberta since 1997. ...
Facebook Help lead the charge in celebration of National Battery Day (February 18th) by collecting and recycling your old batteries all month long! http://bit.ly/2rTn5vH #NationalBatteryDay Got batteries? Like recycling? Then you’ll love National Battery Day! As North America’s largest consumer battery stewardship ...
After 20 years of growth in battery collections, Call2Recycle Canada is faced with balancing a rapidly changing industry landscape with maintaining its high environmental standards for recycling. To ensure we can continue to offer the same level of service, Call2Recycle Canada announced ...
