E-waste generally refers to a broad category of electronic consumer products that are considered to be obsolete, unwanted and available for discard. This category typically encompasses computer equipment and peripherals, televisions, telephones and accessories, audio and video equipment.

The purpose of the E-waste Roundup Program is to divert residential e-waste from landfill, enhance local e-waste infrastructure and management capacity and to ensure the responsible recycling of all waste material.

E-waste collected under Manitoba's E-waste Roundup Program is currently sent for end-of-life processing at Global Electric and Electronic Processing (GEEP).

Click here for a list of E-waste Roundup depot locations and hours of operation.

Click here for a list of eligible e-waste materials for drop off.

The Electrical and Electronic Equipment Stewardship Regulation under The Waste Reduction and Prevention Act was registered on February 3^rd, 2010 and gazetted on February 13^th. To view the regulations, click here. 

An industry-led stewardship plan is currently being developed to improve Manitobans’ access to safe and responsible recycling of waste electronic materials. Please click here to visit our Consultation page for more information on the Manitoba Product Stewardship Plan for End-of-Life Electrical and Electronic Equipment.