How it Works
Steward-fee to End Products
For every new tire sold an end-of-life tire will eventually be generated. Rather than taking up space in our landfills and posing a risk to human health and the environment, end-of-life tires are processed and used in environmentally responsible ways.
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Gordon Bell High School, Winnipeg - Synthetic Turf Crumb Rubber Infill 
Rubber Mulch Playground Surface, Manitoba Tire Derived Products
Right here in Manitoba end-of-life and tire tubes are being collected and recycled into new products.
Find out moreTSM News
December 1st, 2022
CONSULTATION PERIOD NOW CLOSED - TIRE RECYCLING SEES RESULTS, SEEKS PUBLIC OPINION
September 29th, 2022
Scrap Tire Recovery and Recycling Life-Cycle Assessment Report for Manitoba (2022)
Register with TSM
All retailers who sell new tires are required to register with TSM.
If you are a retailer or a community looking to register with TSM please complete the form, one of our associates will send you back the required information.
Community Storage Incentive
Do you have end-of-life tires in your community? Looking for a program to assist?
The following information explains how easy it is.
Community Registration & Information
CDIG Grant Program
The Tire Stewardship Manitoba (TSM) Community Demonstration and Innovations Grant Program provides funding for the use of recycled tire products made from end-of-life tires in projects delivered by local governments, post-secondary and research institutions, community and youth groups, Aboriginal organizations, and First Nation communities. Subject to funding availability matching grants up to project levels of $5,000, $10,000 or $20,000 are provided to communities and non-profit organizations to use and benefit from a wide range of recycled tire products.
How To Apply
Village Of Dunnottar - Rubber Mat Pathway 
Churchill High School, Winnipeg - Asphalt Rubber Track 
Active Living Centre, Carmen MB - Pour In Place Rubber Surface