Over a billion end-of-life tires (ELTs) are generated annually, worldwide. In 2018, 487,470 tonnes of tires were recycled in Canada with 26,036 tonnes (5%) consumed as tire-derived fuel (TDF) and the remainder recycled into various products or shredded for other purposes. READ MORE

Grand Prize Winner
Bob Tombs, Winnipeg won a set of 4 new tires up to value of $1,500.00.

Second Prize Winners
The following two lucky winners won one of two bicycles maximum value $300
Erin McDougall, Brandon
Kevin Oleary, Winnipeg

Third Prize Winners
The following four lucky winners won one of four 12 Volt Programmable Air Compressor
Cory Shapiro, Winnipeg
Lisa Mazur, Fisher
John Guzej, Winnipeg
Alison hunt, Winnipeg

Have you ever wondered what happens to your old tires? Recycling agencies in each Canadian province and territory ensure tires are recycled safely and responsibly. In 2018, over 487,000 tonnes of Canada’s end-of-life tires (ELTs) were diverted from landfills and made into environmentally responsible products such as Rubber Modified Asphalt (RMA). READ MORE