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Global Recycling Infrastructure Recycling I

Reuse Canada is building one of North America’s fastest-growing networks of integrated waste and recycling operations. From transfer stations to processing plants, our mission is to modernize how Canada manages materials — uniting advanced recovery, logistics, and circular product innovation under one scalable infrastructure.

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Next-Gen Materials RecoveryWe specialize in

construction materials.We specialize in high-efficiency recycling We specialize in high-efficiency recycling systems that reclaim valuable materials from complex waste streams. Our tire-to-crumb rubber and asphalt shingle recovery plants extract clean fiber, granules, and binder oils — feeding next-generation products like rubberized asphalt, sealants, and sustainable construction materials.

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Waste Logistics & Fleet Services

Our fleet division provides nationwide roll-off, transfer, and hauling capabilities for municipalities, contractors, and industrial clients. With same-day service, GPS-tracked equipment, and scalable 10- to 40-yard bin solutions, Reuse Canada delivers a fully managed waste-to-recycling logistics network across Western Canada.

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Industrial Asset Exchange

Through our surplus division, we recover, refurbish, and export oilfield valves, pumps, seals, and flow equipment for industrial reuse worldwide. Leveraging USMCA tariff-free trade and rigorous quality control, Reuse Canada connects North American surplus to global demand — reducing waste and supporting circular industry supply chains.

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Sustainability & Innovation Lab

Our in-house research team is developing patented technologies in binder extraction, recycled asphalt sealants, and roof rejuvenation coatings made from reclaimed rubber and RAS oils. Each innovation drives measurable carbon reduction, advancing Reuse Canada as a national leader in waste-to-value transformation.

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2030 Vision: Waste-to-Farm Diesel

By 2030, Reuse Canada will commission Canada’s first tire-to-diesel production facility — converting used tires into clean, high-grade farm diesel through advanced pyrolysis and a patent-pending filtration and upgrading system. This milestone will transform waste tires into a renewable fuel for Canadian agriculture, cutting emissions, reducing imports, and powering a sustainable rural economy.