Auto Parts Network was established in 1996 and has grown to be recognized as one of the premier automotive recycling facilities not only in Newfoundland and Labrador, but across Canada. It prides itself in product diversification with a business model comprised of recycled, new and remanufactured product lines along with a strong rebuildable vehicle business.
This late model automotive recycler is committed to providing unparalleled quality control and is at the forefront of organizational efficiency and pushing the boundaries on the development of systems helping shape the future of the automotive recycling industry.
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Auto Recycling News
Setting the Standard: GTA recycler hosts fire team rescue event
Toronto, Ontario — A GTA auto recycling facility is preparing to open its doors for a two-day firefighter training event. The Markham Fire Department and the
Industry Acceptance: Brandt Tractor becomes OARA’s latest associate member
Toronto, Ontario — Industrial equipment dealer Brant Tractor Ltd has become the 47th business to join the Ontario Automotive Recycling Association as an associate member.
Canada’s Auto Recyclers: A Critical Juncture in the Road to Sustainability
By Wally Dingman, executive director of the Automotive Recyclers of Canada Canada’s automotive recycling sector finds itself at a defining moment. As environmental regulations
Seeking Suppliers: Canada’s auto repairers hungry for aftermarket EV parts, report
Toronto, Ontario — A new paper from Mitchell International suggests collision repair facilities are eager to find more reliable sources of used or non-OEM auto
International Event: ICBR holding 30th anniversary conference in Spain
Toronto, Ontario — The 30th annual International Congress for Battery Recycling is set to run from September 10 to 12 at the Valencia Conference Centre in
Rethinking Recycling: Japanese firm turning ELV plastic into new parts
Toronto, Ontario — A leading Japanese plastic manufacturer is altering the way some end-of-life vehicles are recycled. Toyoda Gosei has introduced a new recycling technology
Uncertain Future: Li-Cycle files for bankruptcy protection
Toronto, Ontario – A Canadian electric vehicle battery recycling business is filing for bankruptcy protection in Canada and the U.S. The Toronto-based lithium-ion battery recycler Li-Cycle
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
