This portal serves as a one-stop shop for Solid Waste Coordinators at First Nations and tribal councils in Ontario.

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An aerial view of the downtown of the city of guelph in ontario. A church with two towers stands on a hill above the downtown shops and streets

City of Guelph: Construction, Renovation and Demolition Waste Management Guidebook

Construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) projects are responsible for 12% of the waste Canadians send to landfill each year—yet 75% of these materials still have plenty of life left in them. With the right systems in place, many items can be repurposed, reused or recycled, which would alleviate the strain on overburdened landfills and reduce carbon emissions created by newly-manufactured products and materials.

A warehouse worker wearing a green hard hat, green shirt and blue pants stands inside a warehouse on a mountain of broke computers and other electronic equipment inspecting it

What Happens When You Throw E-Waste in the Garbage

Technology has become indispensable. The prevalence of portable electronic gadgets, such as cell phones, laptops, and tablets, has made us reliant on them. While technology has undoubtedly improved our lives, it has also resulted in a hazardous by-product known as e-waste.

Improper disposal of electronic waste could have grave ramifications, so it’s vital to learn what happens when you throw e-waste in the garbage.

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