In the News
Welcome to our media hub. This page highlights the latest media coverage, official press releases, and industry recognition for Hi-Tech Recycling's commitment to sustainable e-waste solutions.
Media Mentions
Financial Post — Oct 1995
Computer Composting
Max and Adam Freedman pioneered the concept of high-tech recycling by salvaging valuable materials from old computers. This early initiative focused on preventing environmental waste by turning outdated technology into reusable industrial materials.
Globe and Mail — Oct 2001
Discarded computers hazardous in landfill
Old computers and monitors release hazardous materials into the environment when buried in landfills. Hi-Tech Recycling addresses Canada's e-waste problem by recovering metals and ensuring toxic components are safely processed rather than discarded.
Toronto Star — Jan 2001
Where old computers go to die
This article explores the critical environmental challenge of e-waste, particularly the hazardous materials like lead found in old monitors. Hi Tech Recycling plays a vital role in keeping these electronics out of landfills by providing responsible recycling solutions.
Toronto Sun — Aug 1999
New life for hi-tech junk
The Freedman family built Hi-Tech Recycling into a hands-on operation that transforms old electronics into reusable materials. Their efforts keep e-waste out of landfills while supporting valuable reuse programs like Computers For Schools.