Your community leader in metals recycling since 1912.
Your community leader in metals recycling since 1912.
2016
The Tundra Tak-Back project seeks to bring automotive and appliance recycling to communities in Canada’s remote regions. In 2016, ABC staff provided training on how to depollute end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) in Makkovik, in the Nunatsiavut region of Labrador. The team was able to successfully depollute 30 ELVs in the community. We also provided training in the Nunavik region of Quebec working on Tundra Take-Back Nunavik. ABC staff provided hands-on training in decommissioning end-of-life appliances, particularly how to remove the freon. The team was able to decommission 16 fridges and freezers as well as about 10 other white goods. The goal of the both projects was to build capacity in the community to be able to better manage bulky metal wastes.
ABC also donated a refrigerant extraction system to the Tundra Take-Back BC Training Initiative in Kitkatla, BC. This project is focusing on training the local waste management team to depollute ELVs and decommission appliances in order to support their waste management efforts.
June 6, 2022
On June 6, 2022 ABC Recycling and Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) signed a MOU which includes revenue sharing, employment opportunities, and developing and growing new relationships. In February 2023, ABC and WLFN secured a contract with Gibraltar Mine Mines […] Read More
September 1, 2021
The BC Works’ Kitimat aluminum smelter relies on hydroelectric power from the Kemano Powerhouse, which is located 75km southeast of Kitimat and is only accessible by air or sea. The T2 project commenced in 1989; since then, 8.4km of T2 […] Read More
April 7, 2017
Indigenous & Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) began the BC First Nations Solid Waste Program in 2008 to address the communities’ needs and challenges around recycling, composting and waste reduction. High transport costs lead remote communities to stockpile discarded appliances and […] Read More
2016
Houston, located halfway between Prince George and Terrace, was once home to Houston Forest Products West Fraser Mill. ABC Recycling Prince George was awarded the contract to demolish the Mill, prepare the steel and ship it offsite. The project was […] Read More
February 24, 2016
ABC Recycling was contracted by SNC-LAVALIN Constructors/SELI Canada Joint Venture (SSJV) from November 28, 2015 to February 24, 2016 to assist in the safe removal and recycling of the Alice Tunnel Boring Machine from the Evergreen Line. The scope of […] Read More