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Founded in 1997, Call2Recycle Canada, Inc. is a leading not-for-profit organization committed to battery collection and recycling across Canada. It operates provincially-approved programs, helping Canadians safely and responsibly recycle batteries through thousands of convenient drop-off locations.
Call2Recycle’s EV battery program supports a circular economy by collecting, transporting, and recycling end-of-life batteries from electric vehicles. It helps automakers and dismantlers meet regulatory obligations and manage EV battery waste safely. The program serves nearly all Canadian auto manufacturers, complementing existing programs for EV batteries under warranty, subject to recall, or slated for remanufacturing.
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Auto Recycling News
Upgrade Incoming: ARC upgrading Retire Your Ride platform
Toronto, Ontario — The Automotive Recyclers of Canada has revealed details regarding planned upgrades to the Retire Your Ride program. On Wednesday, Wally Dingman, executive
Costly Cars: Used vehicle prices ease slightly in Q1, report finds
Toronto, Ontario — Used vehicle prices are finally waning, if only a little. According to Clutch’s Q1 2025 Used Car Pricing Report, prices have dropped
Recycling Rodeo: WasteExpo kicks off in Las Vegas
Las Vegas, Nevada — WasteExpo 2025 is in full swing, offering Canada’s auto recycling professionals a glimpse into the future of the circular economy. Held
Industry Insights: Catalytic converter market to grow 7.2% annually until 2032, report finds
Toronto, Ontario — The global automotive catalytic converter market is on track to hit USD 198.06 billion by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth
Purpose, Progress and Partnership: Key takeaways from the 2025 URG/PRP Training Conference
Orlando, Florida – The 2025 URG/PRP Training Conference in Orlando delivered a high-impact week of learning, networking and industry collaboration for auto recyclers from across
Annual Check-up: U.S. repair prices fall as labour costs rise
Toronto, Ontario — Despite rising labour costs, U.S. car repair costs fell three percent in 2024, a new study has found. According to CarMD’s newly
J&B Jubilee: J&B Auto Recyclers celebrates 50 years in business
Windsor, Ontario – J&B Auto Recyclers, based in Windsor, Ontario, has marked 50 years in the auto recycling industry with a strong focus on adaptability
ARC, ARA sent letter urging for tariff relief on used auto parts
Washington, D.C. – The Automotive Recyclers Association (ARA) and the Automotive Recyclers of Canada (ARC) are urging the White House to exempt used automobile parts
Steve Fletcher, Mathieu Dagonas, Wally Dingman talk new roles
Niagara Falls, Ontario — Canadian Auto Recycler caught up with Steve Fletcher, former managing director of the Automotive Recyclers of Canada (ARC) and executive director
New Issue Alert: 2025 issue of Canadian Auto Recyclers Magazine now available to read digitally
Toronto, Ontario — This year’s Canadian Auto Recyclers 2025 issue is now available to read digitally! Filled with the latest industry updates, this year’s issue of
A Terrific $10k: Car-Part.com presents OARA with $10,000 cheque during convention and trade show
Niagara Falls, Ontario – Car-Part.com surprised the Ontario Automotive Recyclers Association (OARA) with a $10,000 donation during the OARA Convention and Trade Show at the
Circular Solutions: Toyota envisions Circular Factory to recycle and reintegrate vehicle materials and parts
Burnaston, England – According to online reports, Toyota Motor Europe has announced the creation of the automaker’s first Toyota Circular Factory (TCF), a facility designed
