Electronics recycling in Newfoundland is standardized through RecycleMyElectronics.ca. Western Newfoundland is proud to offer E-Waste recycling at no cost to the consumer through each of its six transfer stations. Small devices such as cell phones, and even batteries can be recycled at the administration office located in the Herald Tower on Herald Avenue in Corner Brook. Your town may offer a similar service.
People are reminded to remove all personal information from their computers, cell phones and electronics prior to drop-off. The e-Waste service is offered in cooperation with the Electronics Products Recycling Association (EPRA), a not-for-profit organization that operates regulated recycling programs across Canada.
Acceptable Materials
Display Devices (televisions, monitors, and all in one, flat panel and rear projection)
Vehicle Audio/Video Systems Aftermarket (amplifiers, speakers, equalizers, and av components)
Desktop and Portable Scanners
Air-treatment appliances (air conditioners NOT included. Portable fans, air purifiers, heaters, corded aromatherapy diffusers, and humidifiers)
Personal Care Appliances (Hair cutting and drying appliances, tooth care appliances, shavers and massagers)
Devices for measuring time and weight scales (alarm clocks, wall clocks, timers, bathroom scales, food scales and luggage scales)
Floor or carpet care appliances (Floor vacuums, carpet cleaners, robotic vacuums, handheld vacuums, and stick vacuums)
Appliances for countertop cooking (toasters, toaster ovens, fryers, hot plates, bread makers, induction cookers, pressure cookers, waffle irons, coffee makers, espresso processors, coffee grinders, juice extractors, food dehydrators, devices for cutting food, items, opening or sealing containers,. NOT TO INCLUDE Oven range microwaves.)
Garment Care Appliances (irons and steam cleaners)
Unacceptable Materials
For more information, or to see a full list of what is accepted under EPRA, visit their website here: