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Helping you securely recycle electronics!

ARMA’s registered electronics recyclers adhere to requirements that ensure the safe and proper disposal of personal information found on devices.

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Building With Tires

Tire-Derived Products (TDPs) are created through a range of processing methods, resulting in engineered materials used in infrastructure, manufacturing, and community projects.

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ARMA and Albertans are teaming up to build a thriving circular economy.

ARMA is leading Albertas transition to a waste-free future through innovative recycling programs. Together, weve diverted millions of tonnes of waste while generating economic growth. Join us in inspiring a future without waste.

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Electronics Recycling Program (Renewables) – Solar Panel Updates

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May 29, 2026

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Lacombe Composite High School - Electronics Roundup

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May 14, 2026

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Redwater Curbside Roundup – May 26

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Our Collective Impact

[Stack of laptops]

275,404 TONNES

electronics recycled since 2004

[Used spray paint and paint cans.]

39.07 MILLION

litres of paint recycled since 2008

[Stack of used tires.]

154.5 Million

tires recycled since 1992

[Bottles of motor oil and motor oil filters.]

2.4 Billion

litres of oil recycled since 1997

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Anyone who sells, distributes, manufactures, supplies, or imports designated electronics, paint, tires, or oil materials in Alberta must register with ARMA. Producers supplying designated PPP/HSP into Alberta are also required to register in extended producer responsibility.

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Alberta Recycling Management Authority works with Albertans from all areas of our province, as such, we acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples who have and continue to live among, travel through and care for the land in the area currently known as Alberta. The relationship that Indigenous Peoples of Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8, and 10 have with the land is founded on a deep respect and relationship with the environment. This connection forms the foundation of our responsibility and vision of inspiring a future without waste.

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