Montréal (Québec), September 10, 2026 – Call2Recycle, Canada’s leading battery collection and recycling organization, and AISEN, a Québec-based clean technology company developing innovative rechargeable battery solutions, today announced a new collaboration aimed at advancing circular approaches to battery use, reuse and end-of-life ...
October is Circular Economy Month, a period when attention is given to the meaningful role that recycling plays in recovering resources. It is also a time when Canadians will seek to learn more about the circular economy and discover tangible ways to ...
As Canada’s leading organization for battery collection, recycling, and safety education, Call2Recycle is proud to launch the third edition of its annual Battery Safety Awareness campaign: Protect What Matters. Be Battery Safe.
Our new video takes you behind the scenes to follow the battery recycling process from collection to processing and material recovery. You’ll discover how batteries are safely sorted, transported, and transformed into valuable materials used to manufacture new products, helping conserve natural ...
Following the announcement of the 2025 Leaders in Sustainability Awards, many key collection partners shared the news of their recognition externally, helping to spread awareness and reinforce the importance of responsible battery recycling in Canada.
At Call2Recycle Canada, leadership means more than operating the country’s largest battery collection and recycling network. It also means continuously learning, innovating, and collaborating with global leaders who share our commitment to environmental stewardship. That’s why we are proud to engage in ...
Earth Month is approaching and it is a period when Canadians are seeking meaningful ways to play an active role in protecting the environment, and one simple action that they can take is to recycle their batteries. So, in April, Recycle Your ...
To celebrate International Day of Education, Call2Recycle highlights how education can empower young people to turn learning into meaningful, real-world action. One example of this was Guelph, Ontario, high school student Mya Roberts, who led a battery collection drive through her school’s ...
2025 was a milestone year for Call2Recycle Canada, demonstrating how far we can go when innovation, collaboration, and environmental responsibility unite. From launching new programs to strengthening partnerships, we kept making battery recycling more accessible and relevant than ever for Canadians across ...
Call2Recycle, Canada’s leading not-for-profit battery collection and recycling organization, is proud to partner with the University of Calgary to enhance and expand battery recycling services across campus through the Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! program. This collaboration strengthens UCalgary’s longstanding commitment to sustainability ...
