Best Buy Canada has expanded its Electronics Take Back recycling program into Quebec, the retailer announced in a news release this morning.
Starting March 1, Quebec residents will be able to drop off their electronic waste – regardless of where it was purchased — for free at Best Buy stores in the province during business hours. They will be limited to two items a day.
Best Buy Canada says it will then “responsibly recycle” the items. Accepted electronics include televisions, computers, peripherals, monitors, printers, mp3 players, cell phones, pagers, cameras, telephones, DVD and CD players and turntables, according to the Best Buy Canada website.
Source: Waste & Recycling News