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Iqaluit residents reminded to separate electronics from household waste

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Iqaluit residents reminded to separate electronics from household waste
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One week after a landfill fire, the City of Iqaluit is reminding residents and businesses to keep batteries and electronic devices out of regular garbage. 
In a public service announcement on Friday, the city said items such as household batteries, phones, computers, televisions, tablets, e-cigarettes and vapes can pose a fire risk if mixed with regular waste and should be separated before disposal.
“Iqaluit has had enough landfill excitement over the years, and no one is looking for any
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