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1. recycleyourbatteries.ca › find-a-drop-off-locationRecycle Your Batteries, Canada: Find a drop-off location

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   Find a battery recycling drop-off location near you. Find a Drop-Off Location; Homepage – Contest; Get Started! ... “Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! Powered by ...

2. www.bestbuy.ca › en-ca › helpBattery and Electronic Recycling Program - Best Buy Canada

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   Battery recycling is available at all Best Buy locations across Canada. Just go to any store and put batteries directly in the Call2Recycle box. Electronics recycling is available at our big box stores across Canada. Just bring your electronics item to the Customer Service desk and a Blue Shirt will assist you.

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4. recycleyourbatteries.ca › battery-recycling-faqsBattery Recycling FAQs - Recycle Your Batteries, Canada

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   The Canadian Battery Association’s RecycleMyBattery website can also help you find a nearby site that accepts car batteries for recycling. As of January 1, 2021, the program also recycles the rechargeable lithium batteries (weighing up to 5 kg) used to power e-bikes and e-scooters.

5. recycleyourbatteries.caRecycle Your Batteries, Canada! (RYBC)

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   COLLECT: Kickstart Your Battery Recycling Journey. One of the many benefits of recycling your batteries is that it’s easy to do it over an extended period of time. By simply collecting and storing your used batteries in a safe and convenient manner, you can then easily drop them ... Read More. More. Get Started! Safety. Find a Drop-Off Location.

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6. www.nytimes.com › wirecutter › guidesYes, You Can (and Should) Recycle Batteries. Here’s How.

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   Jan 29, 2024 · Call2Recycle specializes in battery recycling and lets you narrow your search by whether you’re looking to recycle rechargeable batteries, single-use batteries, cell phones, or e-bike batteries ...

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7. www.call2recycle.ca › faqsFAQs - Call2Recycle® | Canada

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   Call2Recycle does not accept car batteries for recycling. You can contact your local auto repair/parts store or community solid waste program/transfer stations for recycling information regarding car batteries. The Canadian Battery Association’s RecycleMyBattery website can also help you find a nearby site that accepts car batteries for ...

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   Which batteries can I recycle?

   • Call2Recycle accepts all household batteries weighing up to 5 kg each for recycling. They also accept batteries from eBikes and eScooters. Why should I recycle my batteries?

   FAQs – Call2Recycle® | Canada

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   Where can I recycle car batteries?

   • You can contact your local auto repair/parts store or community solid waste program/transfer stations for recycling information regarding car batteries. The Canadian Battery Association’s RecycleMyBattery website can also help you find a nearby site that accepts car batteries for recycling.

   Battery Recycling FAQs - Recycle Your Batteries, Canada

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   What batteries can I recycle in Canada?

   • The Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! program accepts all household batteries weighing up to 5 kg each for recycling along with batteries from e-bikes and e-scooters. Couldn't find the battery recycling or safety information you were looking for?

   Battery Recycling FAQs - Recycle Your Batteries, Canada

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   Does Call2Recycle recycle batteries?

   • Call2Recycle specializes in battery recycling and lets you narrow your search by whether you’re looking to recycle rechargeable batteries, single-use batteries, cell phones, or e-bike batteries. It has an extensive list of public and private collection sites (including its own, which collects batteries weighing up to 11 pounds apiece).

   Yes, You Can (and Should) Recycle Batteries. Here’s How

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   Are rechargeable batteries recyclable?

   • You either plug them into a charger or they charge while in the device. Some rechargeable batteries can contain hazardous waste materials, such as heavy metals like lead, cadmium and nickel. Rechargeable batteries should always be recycled. Learn more about battery types here. Does Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! collect single-use batteries?

   Battery Recycling FAQs - Recycle Your Batteries, Canada

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   Can e-bike batteries be recycled?

   • Yes. The program also recycles the rechargeable lithium batteries weighing up to 5 kg that are used to power e-bikes and e-scooters. Please note, however, that collection of e-bike and e-scooter batteries can be done only through retail outlets in our collection network that sell e-bikes and e-scooters.

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9. www.recyclemycell.ca › wp-content › uploadsCanada’s Recycling What Can I Do? - Recycle My Cell

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   Canada’s Recycling. for Mobile Devices and AccessoriesRecycle My Cell is a free, convenient and easy-to-use way to recycle old and u. anted cell phones and accessories. By entering your postal code at www.RecycleMyCell.ca, you’ll find the 10 nearest locations where you can drop off your device – cell phones, smartphones, cell phone ...