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Canadian Students Recognized for Environmental...
Feb 15, 2012 Canadian Students Recognized for Environmental Leadership Recycle My Cell Student Challenge Winners Announced OTTAWA – February 15, 2012 – Recycle My Cell , Canada’s national recycling program for mobile phones and accessories, today announced the winners of the 2011 Recycle My Cell Student Challenge. Held in partnership with Waste Reduction Week in Canada, the...
Canadian Students Step Up to the Challenge to...
Feb 2, 2011 Canadian Students Step Up to the Challenge to Recycle Thousands of Cell Phones Winning schools announced in the Recycle My Cell Challenge OTTAWA – February 2, 2011 – Recycle My Cell , Canada’s national recycling program for mobile phones and accessories, today announced the winning schools in the Recycle My Cell Challenge. Held in partnership with the 2010 Waste...
Waste Reduction Week in Canada Kicks Off
Oct 18, 2010 Recycle My Cell Challenge Issued to Canadian Students TORONTO – October 18, 2010 – Today, Waste Reduction Week in Canada (October 18-24, 2010) kicked off with the official launch of the Recycle My Cell Challenge. Canadian secondary schools and post-secondary institutions are being challenged to recycle as many old wireless devices possible, including cell phones, smartphones,...
Waste Reduction Week in Canada Launches “Ease...
Oct 1, 2010 A Call to Canadians to Reduce Their Waste TORONTO – October 1, 2010 – Today, Waste Reduction Week in Canada officially launched the Ease My Load campaign ( www.wrwcanada.com/ease_my_load ). Running from October 1 to November 15, Ease My Load is a public engagement effort featuring Waste Reduction Week’s mascot “Atlas.” Using social media Ease My...
Waste Reduction Week Announces 2010 Sponsor
Sep 28, 2010 Recycle My Cell Joins the Call to Action TORONTO – September 28, 2010 – Today, Waste Reduction Week in Canada welcomed Recycle My Cell ( www.RecycleMyCell.ca ) as the official national sponsor of Waste Reduction Week 2010 (October 18-24). Recycle My Cell is a national industry initiative led by the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA), along with cell phone... [1]
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