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Main Corporate Website
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XPS
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Glencore Technology
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Zipatank
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Hypersparge
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IsaKidd
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Albion Process
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Viterra
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Glencore in South Africa
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Kamoto Copper Company
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Bulga Coal
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Liddell Coal
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Mangoola
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McArthur River Mine
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Mt Owen Complex
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Ravensworth operations
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Ulan Coal
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United Project
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Wandoan Coal
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West Wallsend
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Murrin Murrin
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Mount Isa Mines
Electronics and electrical equipment contain precious metals that can be recovered and recycled.
Let’s do our part for the environment and help give these materials a second life. How? Bring all the electronics and electrical equipment you no longer use to the depot across from the smelter.
We’re an official depot for the ARPE-Quebec Recycle My Electronics program. The organization handles the collection and recycling of a wide range of electronics. See the full list of accepted products under the “What Can I Recycle?” tab of the official website.
We accept | We don't accept* |
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Display devices** | Batteries |
Computers | Fluorescent and compact fluorescent bulbs |
Electronic accessories | Liquids and hazardous materials |
Electrical appliances | Ammunition |
Copper items or copper scrap | Refrigerators, air conditioners, radiators, dehumidifiers |
* You can dispose of these items, except ammunition, at Éco-Centre Arthur-Gagnon at 215 Marcel-Baril Avenue in Rouyn-Noranda.
** Cathode-ray televisions of over 25 in. and flat-screen televisions over 50 in. cannot be left at the depot. Please dispose of these items at Éco-Centre Arthur-Gagnon.
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