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Municipal Newsletter
by Alberta Recycling | Apr 25, 2017
...the Spring/Summer 2017 edition of the Municipal Collection Site newsletter is now available, providing up-to-date info and opportunities regarding the electronics, paint, and tire recycling programs.
2017 Spring/Summer Municipal Collection Site Newsletter
Explore Alberta Recycling
About Us
Vision, Mission & Goals
Board of Directors
Industry Councils
Reports
Regulations and Bylaws
About Recycling
Recycling Life Cycles
Quick Fact Sheets
Collection Sites
Electronics Recycling Program
Eligible Electronics
Registered Electronics Processors
How to become a Registered Electronics Processor
What Happens To Your Electronics
Corporate and Institutional Users
Paint Recycling Program
Alberta's Paint Recycling Program
Eligible Paint Products
How to become a Registered Paint Processor
Registered Paint Processors
Commercial Painters
Tire Recycling Program
Eligible Tires
Registered Tire Processors
Community Development
Recycled Tire Products
How to become a Registered Tire Processor
Bicycle Tire Recycling
Tire-Derived Aggregate made from Scrap Tires
Media Relations
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Alberta Suppliers
If your company supplies new electronics, tires or paint in or into Alberta, you are required to register with our program. Please visit our Suppliers pages below.
Electronics Suppliers
Paint Suppliers
Tire Suppliers
Northwest Territories (NWT) Electronics Recycling Program
If your company supplies new electronics in or into the NWT, you are required to register with the NWT program. Please visit the Distributor page below.
NWT Electronics Distributors
Did you know?
From April 2016 - March 2017, Albertans recycled the equivalent of six million car tires.
Since October 2004, 8.3 million units of computer equipment and televisions have been recycled in Alberta. This is an average of five items per household
Since 2000, $11.1 million has been reinvested in Alberta communities through Alberta Recycling's
Municipal Grant Program
.
Since 2008, Albertans have recycled 19.9 million litres of paint and 3.7 million spray paint cans.
Albertans have recycled 106 million car tires since through Alberta's Tire Recycling Program. This is enough to wrap around the equator twice!
There are 321 paint collection sites throughout the province where Albertans can drop off their leftover paint and paint cans (even if they're empty!) for recycling.
There are 376 electronics collection sites where Albertans can drop off their end-of-life computer equipment and TVs for recycling.