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Fort William First Nation residents will have three days next week to unload unwanted electronic equipment at a special depot.
The depot at the community’s youth centre parking lot will accept computers, printers, mobile phones, light bulbs and electric cables, a FWFN community event bulletin says.
It’s going be available Monday to Wednesday, the bulletin said. Paint materials will also be accepted.
“Help us protect the environment by properly recycling your electronic waste and hazardous items,” the bulletin said.
It added: “Erase any personal data from your electronics before recycling.”
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