Electronics Recycling


Nova Scotians can bring their end-of-life electronics for recycling free of charge to any Atlantic Canada Electronic Stewardship (ACES) drop-off centre throughout the province. End-of-life electronics are those that have reached the end of their useful life, either because they are broken or outdated.

The ACES program accepts electronics in the following categories:
  • Televisions
  • Desktop Computers
  • Computer Monitors
  • Laptop Computers
  • Desktop Printers, Scanners, Fax Machines
  • Personal or Portable Audio/Video Systems
  • Home Audio/Video Systems
  • Home Theatre in a Box (HTB) Systems
  • Non-Cellular Telephones
  • Vehicle Audio/Video Systems (Aftermarket)
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RRFB Nova Scotia has an agreement with Atlantic Canada Electronics Stewardship to provide specific services for this industry-lead program.

Go to ACEStewardship.ca for more details.

Cellphone Recycling - RecycleMyCell.ca
Nova Scotians can recycle their cell phones through the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) recycling program.

Cell phones and accessories can be brought to one of the numerous drop-off locations throughout the province or you can print off a pre-paid shipping label from the Recycle My Cell website.

Visit RecycleMyCell.ca for more information.		 recycle my cell

 

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