Recycle Your Batteries, Alberta!

Hey, Alberta! It’s time to Collect, Protect, and Drop Off your used batteries!

The Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! program, powered by Call2Recycle, is being launched across the province, offering you more convenient drop-off locations at leading retailers and municipal facilities.

Celebrating Earth Month

Every April, we celebrate Earth Month. It is a time to appreciate our planet’s valuable resources while taking meaningful steps to protect our environment.

Christine Sinclair discusses battery recycling on the CP24 Breakfast show

Watch Canadian soccer legend and Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! ambassador Christine Sinclair as she discusses the power of teamwork in driving successful battery recycling across Canada!

Celebrating the Winners of our 2024 Circular Economy Contest

Congratulations to the winners of our 2024 October Circular Economy Month!

Canadians Recycled Over 6.8 Million KG of Batteries in 2024

Way to go, Canada! You have a lot to be proud of. In 2024, Canadians recycled over 6.8 million kilograms of used batteries through the Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! program, marking a 17% jump from 2023.

Get Ready for the Earth Rangers Battery Blitz Contest!

Get ready! The Battery Blitz School Mission Contest is coming this spring to Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Celebrating National Battery Day

Every year on February 18th, we celebrate the National Battery Day, to celebrate the batteries that power our daily lives. As we approach National Battery day, it’s important to take some time to appreciate the battery technologies that help to shape the world, but also to remind ourselves of our responsibilities to ...

Lithium-ion Battery Recycling: Everything You Need to Know

We’ve answered some of the most common questions you may have about lithium-ion battery recycling and disposal, to help you stay informed and safe.

Ontario Students Lead the Charge in Battery Recycling

In partnership with Earth Rangers, Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! is excited to announce the results of the Spring edition of the Battery Blitz contest in Ontario.

DROP OFF: The Final Step of Safe Battery Recycling

It’s important not to store used batteries in your home for too long, where they can become corroded. Whether you use a lot of batteries or just a few, we recommend dropping them off at least every three months to prevent corrosion and battery leakage.