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Recycling Roundup: Canadian Auto Recyclers’ top stories of 2025

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Toronto, Ontario -- 2025 brought no shortage of noteworthy moments for Canada’s auto recycling sector. From milestone celebrations to wider industry conversations, the past year highlighted how integral recyclers remain to the automotive landscape. Throughout the year, Canadian Auto Recyclers shared stories that reflected the experiences of professionals across the country. As the year comes to a close, here are the top five most-read the attention of Canada’s auto recycling community in 2025.

1. Data Heist: Ransomware hits hundreds of auto recyclers

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/news/recycling/article/15753071/data-heist-ransomware-hits-hundreds-of-auto-recyclers  

2. Curbsiding Crackdowns: UCDA announces successful investigation by OMVIC into curbsiding

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/news/recycling/article/15766248/curbsiding-crackdowns-ucda-announces-successful-investigation-by-omvic-into-curbsiding

3. J&B Jubilee: J&B Auto Recyclers celebrates 50 years in business

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/news/recycling/article/15766375/jb-jubilee-jb-auto-recyclers-celebrates-50-years-in-business

4. Cross Country Collaboration: EV battery recovery program expands

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/news/recycling/article/15766393/cross-country-collaboration-ev-battery-recovery-program-expands

5.Tire Fire: ARC criticizes Ontario’s tire recycling program

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/news/recycling/article/15766420/tire-fire-arc-criticizes-ontarios-tire-recycling-program

 

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