Is the Canadian Federal Government doing enough to create taxation incentives for SMBs to help them take advantage of green innovation?
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Cell phones, cameras, audio-visual equipment to be added April 1, 2010
   TORONTO, Aug. 14 /CNW/ – Ontario Electronic Stewardship is ready to expand the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Program to collect a wider…
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Partnership offers E-waste Recycling solutions to Cybernomics clients
Dear Clients, Partners and Friends,
Cybernomics is proud to announce its partnership with fellow Think Green Alliance member iRecycle Computers in the establishment of its newest Green IT initiative and service offering: End of…
Download the flyer: http://www.thinkgreenalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/inorganicmarket08_poster_print_85×11_v2.pdf
Details:
Downsview Park, Saturday August 9th, 2008
10AM – 4PM
Brought to you by iRecycle and ADL Process.
Learn more about iRecycle by visiting their website: www.irecyclecomputers.com
Download the PDF brochure: http://www.thinkgreenalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/irecycle-computers-inorganic-market-bin.pdf
Learn more about the different iRecycle Colour Zones:
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You can have a bin to collect Green Zone items! Bring your small electronic items to Kerr’s Organic Farmers Market. The bin will be there every Saturday until September 13th!
For more info, please visit: www.irecyclecomputers.com
iRecycle! Why don’t you?
iRecycle Computers is an emerging company with the objective of reducing consumer and corporate electronic waste (e-waste). Serving Toronto’s communities and businesses, our services include the collection and transfer of end-of-life equipment for recovery and recycling. …
iRecycle Quick Collect on Saturday July 19th at 1607 Eglinton Ave. W. in the Green P Parking Lot. Select Green Zone items only!
4th Annual York-Eglinton BIA/Tim Hortons Clean-up Day on Saturday, July 19th
Hours:Â 11:30 am and 2:00 pm
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Kerry Gillespie, TORSTAR NEWS SERVICES
Ontario is slapping fees on TVs and computers to increase the recycling of electronics in the first phase of a program that will eventually see similar fees apply to nearly all other electronic products.
Today, Environment Minister…
