through its in-store recycling programs
RICHMOND HILL, ON, April 22, 2021 /CNW/ - For almost 20 years, Staples Canada has been promoting environmental sustainability through its corporate initiatives and in-store recycling programs. To mark Earth Month, Staples Canada is celebrating its latest environmental accomplishments, helping divert more than 136,000 kilograms of used household batteries through its partnership with Call2Recycle, recycling more than 2 million kilograms of electronic waste through eCycle Solutions, and more than 1.17 million writing instruments with TerraCycle in 2020.
As The Working and Learning Company, Staples Canada is committed to recycling and diverting materials from the waste stream. Its store locations across Canada have several free recycling solutions available for customers, which include writing instruments, ink and toner cartridges, mobile phones, personal electronics, and household batteries.
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With many Canadians continuing to work remotely, Staples Canada is committed to supporting customer productivity in the new future of work
RICHMOND HILL, ON, March 17, 2021 /CNW/ - One year ago, COVID-19 forced communities across Canada into lockdown, altering the way Canadians work and live. Throughout the pandemic, Staples Canada has been a trusted brand as Canadians coast-to-coast stocked up to remain productive and connected. This year, the company is doubling down on supporting its customers as dispersed workers and business owners alike continue to adapt to their evolving realities.
Staples Canada launches new products, services and resources to support work from anywhere, to help Canadians succeed in the new work landscape (CNW Group/Staples Canada ULC)