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Publication Date: January 4, 2026 - 22:49

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Waste in Canada skyrockets after holiday season

January 4, 2026

Canadian households produce 25 per cent more waste during the holidays, according to Zero Waste Canada. Officials warn the proper disposal of items such as lithium ion batteries are crucial for recycling facilities to avoid fires.



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