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On February 25th, 2011, the CBRSC, on behalf of the Canadian Toy Association and its members, made public its draft stewardship plan including an appendix covering electronic toys. The public is invited to offer comment on the plan until April 15th, 2011 after which any changes to the plan will be considered by CBRSC prior to the plan's submission to the BC Ministry of Environment in April 2011.
To review the plan submission documents please click links below.
Contact us to submit comments directly to CBRSC.
Public meetings to accept comments will be held in:
- Prince George Coast Inn of the North, Wednesday March 9, 1 to 4pm
- Kelowna Ramada North Kelowna, Friday March 11, 1 to 4pm
- Surrey Sheraton Guildford Tuesday March 15, 1 to 4pm
- Victoria Sheraton Four Points Langford Thursday March 17, 1 to 4pm
A webinar will be held on Wednesday, March 23. Register now. (Make sure to pick the Webinar option on the form)
Pre-registration for the above events is requested and may be done through the above website or by phone to (604) 831-7203. CBRSC reserves the right to cancel a scheduled event, and conduct telephone interviews, if there is insufficient pre-registration.
Comments on the plan to collect and recycle electronic toys, and on the overall plan, are welcome until the close of business April 15, 2011.
News Releases
March 15, 2011 - Canadian Brandowners Residual Stewardship Corporation Appoints Lyndall Fry as President
About the Canadian Toy Association
The members of the Canadian Toy Association are manufacturers, importers and distributors of toys, games, seasonal, decorations and hobby products. Founded in 1932, the Canadian Toy Association (CTA) is Canada’s national Association serving the interests of the toy, game, seasonal decorations, hobby product, manufacturers, importers and distributors. The Association’s head office is located just outside of Toronto, and it is estimated that Association members account for 80% of sales in this industry. For more information, please visit http://www.cdntoyassn.com. You will find this a fantastic resource to research and review all of the fine companies and products in our association at http://www.cdntoyassn.com/viewpage.cfm?PageID=85
The Environmental Committee of the Canadian Toy Association has worked diligently with the CBRSC in the design of the program. Committee company logos are represented below:
