Battery recycling near me in Toronto
1 of our facilities serve Toronto. Canada's largest EV fleet catchment and policy centre. Below: where each site is, what it accepts, when it is open and how to book.
Serving facilities
1
Take whole packs
1
Combined capacity
18,000 TPA
Collection window
5 days
Working days
Facilities serving Toronto
Integrated Recovery Campus
Toronto — Ontario Recovery Campus
180 Kipling Industrial Court, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 5G1
Toronto sits at the heart of Ontario's automotive belt, which runs from Windsor to Oshawa and is being retooled for EV and battery production. The recovery campus opened in Etobicoke in 2021 to process Canadian material close to where it is generated, rather than sending it across the border for grading and shredding.
What each facility accepts
| Facility | Type | Accepts |
|---|---|---|
| Toronto, Ontario | Integrated Recovery Campus | Whole packs, modules, production scrap |
Provincial extended producer responsibility regulations
Movements follow the Transport of Dangerous Goods Regulations, and cross-border shipments need permits under the Cross-border Movement of Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Recyclable Material Regulations.
From your site to a certificate
- 1
Pick the right site
Use the table below: only campuses and logistics yards take whole packs from customers.
- 2
Book a slot
Request a pickup or drop-off slot so the site can prepare packaging, a manifest and dock space.
- 3
Prepare the pack
Discharge below 30% where possible, tape terminals and declare any damage.
- 4
Hand over and get paid
The pack is weighed and logged; grading sets the value and a certificate follows.
Recycling near Toronto: common questions
Where is the nearest battery recycling facility to Toronto?
Toronto — Ontario Recovery Campus at 180 Kipling Industrial Court, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 5G1 is the primary site serving Toronto.
Can I drop off an EV battery myself in Toronto?
Yes, by appointment at Toronto, Ontario. Lithium-ion packs are dangerous goods, so most customers book a collection instead — we supply packaging and paperwork.
What should I bring or prepare?
Pack serial numbers, chemistry if known, approximate state of charge (below 30% for transport) and a note of any damage, swelling or thermal events. Tape exposed terminals.
Is there a charge for recycling in Toronto?
Most EV packs have positive value after grading. Damaged or very small consignments may carry a handling or transport charge, which is quoted before collection.
Damaged or defective packs are handled under a separate quarantine protocol — flag them in the form and the team calls you back the same day.
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Packs to move near Toronto?
Book a collection and we bring UN-approved packaging, paperwork and a certified crew.