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It's amazing what we can do with what we already have. 

Re4m has formed many partners and collaborators over the years. There are Businesses and  local organizations in construction, manufacturing, and retail establishments that want to contribute to our green economy. With their help, along with local residents, we are finding creative solutions to divert waste from landfills.
We believe the world is already full of materials and resources — we just need to shift our mindset from seeing them as “waste” to recognizing their potential. We are working on a resource for people to find ways to divert their products and reduce their footprint.  Keep checking in for updates!

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS  CONTRIBUTING TO CIRCULAR ECONOMY

Check out our favourite organizations working towards growing Canada's Circular Economy! We encourage you to see what they are up to as they can help you find amazing ways to divert waste in your community!

RE4M CIRCULAR INNOVATION PROGRAM

Are you a team member who is part of a forward-thinking organization such as a museum, manufacturer, construction company, or retailer? Are you committed to reducing your organization's environmental impact and driving meaningful change?

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If your organization generates recurring waste materials and is looking for responsible, innovative solutions, the Re4m Circular Innovation Program could be the perfect fit.

 

Ready to explore what's possible? Let’s start the conversation.

MATERIAL DIVERSION GUIDE

Looking to responsibly dispose of miscellaneous materials?
Whether it’s an old deck, a metal bed frame, retail fixtures, furniture, sporting equipment, or tools—we know it can be hard to find the right place to take them.

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Over the years, Re4m has connected with some incredible local organizations and businesses in Ontario that help divert materials from landfill. To support our community in making responsible choices, we’ve created a referral guide with resources and contacts for proper disposal and reuse options.

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Please note: Re4m has paused our in-house material donation program for the foreseeable future and is

not currently accepting drop-offs at our location. Please use our referral guide below.

Referral Guide COMING SOON
Circular Innovation Program
Material Diversion
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