Montréal (Québec), September 10, 2026 – Call2Recycle, Canada’s leading battery collection and recycling organization, and AISEN, a Québec-based clean technology company developing innovative rechargeable battery solutions, today announced a new collaboration aimed at advancing circular approaches to battery use, reuse and end-of-life ...
TORONTO, Ontario, (September 9, 2026) – Call2Recycle and Earth Rangers today announced a multi-year extension of their longstanding partnership, expanding battery recycling education through Call2Recycle’s Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! program. The agreement extends the partnership through June 30, 2028, building on more ...
October is Circular Economy Month, a period when attention is given to the meaningful role that recycling plays in recovering resources. It is also a time when Canadians will seek to learn more about the circular economy and discover tangible ways to ...
Call2Recycle announced the launch of its new Battery-Powered Products collection and recycling activities in Québec today, afirst-of-its-kind initiative designed to safely collect and responsibly manage battery-powered products at the end of life, as an addition to its Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! program.
Call2Recycle Canada, the country’s leading battery collection and recycling organization released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year defined by innovation, expansion, and record-setting recycling performance.
As Canada’s leading organization for battery collection, recycling, and safety education, Call2Recycle is proud to launch the third edition of its annual Battery Safety Awareness campaign: Protect What Matters. Be Battery Safe.
Our new video takes you behind the scenes to follow the battery recycling process from collection to processing and material recovery. You’ll discover how batteries are safely sorted, transported, and transformed into valuable materials used to manufacture new products, helping conserve natural ...
WINNIPEG, MB, June 2, 2026 — Call2Recycle Canada, the country’s leading battery collection and recycling organization, is proud to announce a new partnership with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to promote safe battery recycling and environmental awareness throughout Manitoba during the 2026 CFL ...
As the world seeks to transition to clean energy, the need for Canadians to adopt safe battery recycling practices has never been greater. That’s why Call2Recycle Canada, the organization behind the Recycle Your Batteries, Canada! program, and Earth Rangers are working together ...
Call2Recycle Canada and Product Care Recycling are proud to host a special event today at the Currie Centre in Fredericton, bringing together key partners, stakeholders and kids from the Fredericton District Soccer Association to celebrate progress in advancing responsible recycling across New Brunswick.