Thank you to everyone

The community came together to recycle their waste electronics on Saturday January 21 at Annette Public Library.

We collected more than a tonne of electronic items! That’s a significant amount of electronics diverted from landfill.

Special thank you to Annette Public Library for hosting the event, Green 13 for promoting the event and Councillor Sarah Doucette for her support!

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Electronic Recycling

With the rapid advancement of technology, electronic products have an increasingly rapid replacement rate. Electronic products are often inappropriately disposed of into the waste stream where they end up in landfill potentially harming the environment, as well as wasting valuable resources.

Dropping off your used electronics for recycling ensures:

Your e-waste is diverted from the waste stream and recyclable materials such as plastic, are used in new products

You contribute to improving the ecosystem with better air, soil, and water quality

You help conserve resources by increasing the use of recovered materials

You contribute to reducing tax payer dollars allocated to waste handling and landfill

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Community Events

Community collection events to create awareness of electronic waste and provide disposal options to prevent electronic products from ending up in landfills. Educating communities on best practices to prevent harm on the environment.

List of accepted items: Accepted items pdf

List of current events

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Annette Public Library

Saturday January 21, 2017
10am – 2pm
145 Annette Street (Outside the library)

Join your community, get rid of your old electronics!
Bring your old TVs, phones, PCs, cords & cables for responsible disposal.

List of accepted items: Accepted items pdf

Community Partners

iRecycle Computers delivers consulting and material management schemes to ensure high-standard organizations are compliant with industry and government regulations. The company is committed to diverting electronic products from going to landfill and has supported Inorganic Market community events since 2007.

ADL Process is an Ontario Electronic Stewardship (OES) provincially certified processor based in Toronto for waste electronics. All collected material from community collection events are taken to ADL Process’ recycling facility to be sorted into recoverable materials (meant to be reused in new products: plastic, copper from wires, etc.) or waste material (that will be disposed of according to Ontario legislation: mixed plastic, etc.).