October is Circular Economy Month! This month invites us to rethink how we use and re-use materials, with a focus on reducing waste, conserving resources, and supporting Canada’s transition to a circular economy.

What happens after you drop off your used batteries for recycling?

Learn how batteries are recycled, from collection to processing and material recovery.

What can one teenager do with a plan, a few collection bins or a conversation with a neighbour? As part of Earth Rangers’ Battery Blitz Mission, five teens showed how they could bring people together to collect used batteries for recycling.

In British Columbia, we offer a simple and safe way to ensure your entire e-bike is recycled responsibly when it reaches the end of its life.

Quebec residents can now recycle a wide range of battery-powered products, such as toothbrushes, tools, toys, e-transport devices and more! Learn more about accepted products, then safely recycle them at participating locations across Quebec.

Keep your community and property safe by learning how to properly care for, charge, store and recycle batteries.

Batteries should NEVER be placed in the trash or regular recycling bins, as they can become damaged and cause fires at waste processing facilities.

The how, what, why and where of household battery recycling.

Meet Smarty the Smart Container and his sidekick, Boxer the battery collection box!  

Positive change that goes a long way.