Chipman depot
29 Industrial Park Rd.Chipman, NB E4A 2R4
Our main depot, at the Minlak Training Programs building. Light bulbs are accepted here only.
DirectionsBring your cardboard, paper, batteries, ink and old electronics. The Minlak team sorts every load, and for them it’s a paid job.

Check an item before you load the car.
Free to drop off. A little sorting at home makes the work easier for the team.
Cardboard
Flatten the boxes and keep them dry. Wet or food-stained cardboard is unpleasant and unsafe for the team to handle.
Paper
Newspapers, flyers, office paper, magazines, catalogues, phone books and shredded paper. Bag shredded paper so it stays together.
Batteries
Household batteries. Keep them out of the garbage and bring them to us.
Ink and toner cartridges
Put empty cartridges in a sturdy bag or box. No loose toner or leaks, please.
Light bulbsChipman only
Bring them in their original package or a sturdy container so they don’t break.
Returnables
All beverage containers except milk products, as a donation to the program. We don’t pay refunds for them.
Electronics
Computers, TVs, phones, printers, stereos and more. See the full list below. Full electronics list
Small appliances
Toasters, air fryers, kettles, vacuums and the like. Take off cords or loose parts if it’s safe to do so.
Please don’t leave these at the depot or the shed.
Paint
Paint and paint cans.
We can’t accept paint at the depot or the shed.
Anything with Freon or coolant
Air conditioners, dehumidifiers, bar fridges, water coolers.
Coolant isn’t safe for our team to handle. Please check every appliance before you bring it.
Milk containers
Milk jugs and cartons, including cream and chocolate milk.
We take every other kind of beverage container, but not milk products.
Large appliances
Fridges, freezers, stoves, washers, dryers and dishwashers.
We can’t take large appliances, and we don’t do pickups.
Not sure if something has coolant in it? Call before you come: 506-339-8803
Bottles and cans are welcome as a gift to the program (any beverage container except milk). If you’d like your deposit back, take them to a redemption centre instead.
We collect electronics for Recycle My Electronics, New Brunswick’s electronics recycling program. These 150 kinds of items are on their list as of January 1, 2026.
Anything with Freon or coolant is still a no, even if it plugs in.
Minlak Training Programs works with adults with disabilities in Minto and Chipman. Some participants have jobs in the community. Others work in Minlak’s own businesses: a bake shop, handmade cards, a copy and print shop, and this recycling depot.
At the depot, participants are paid for their time. They break down boxes and sort paper, batteries and electronics. The depot is funded through New Brunswick’s Environmental Trust Fund, and the sorted material goes on to the Capital Region Service Commission.
“Recycling work helps develop routines, independence, cooperation and pride.”
Kept out of the landfill



Please call ahead for hours: 506-339-8803
Our main depot, at the Minlak Training Programs building. Light bulbs are accepted here only.
DirectionsIf the shed is full, please hold on to your items and come back another day.
DirectionsIf the shed or the bins are full, please hold on to your items and come back another day. We don’t pick up, and we can’t pay for anything you bring.