Fort St. John oil and antifreeze recycling facility named in ‘Top Collector’ list

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The Fort St. John Co-op Association has been recognized as one of the ‘top’ oil and antifreeze recyclers in British Columbia. 

On June 5th, 2025, Interchange Recycling revealed its Top Collector Awards 2024, the sixth annual iteration of a ranked list of its facilities across the province which collect used oil and antifreeze for recycling.

The Fort St. John Co-op Association on 100th Avenue secured 12th. 

Not only the amount of used oil and antifreeze collected was considered, but also the total number of years participating and if a facility demonstrated continued support of Interchange Recycling and other recycling stewardship-related programs.

Interchange Recycling takes automotive and industrial products collected by its network of centres, recycles them and then makes them available as new products for its members and other vendors.

“All of our dedicated collection sites across the province contribute to keeping our local communities stronger and healthier, thanks to their ongoing commitment to keeping oil, filters, antifreeze and their containers, out of landfills,” said Jenn Robson, director of operations at Interchange Recycling. 

The Top Collector list was created in 2019 to recognize local businesses and organizations in Interchange Recycling’s network.