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New Brunswick's new Beverage Containers Program is now offering full refunds on deposits after more than 30 years of New Brunswickers receiving only half back.
Why this retired P.E.I. fisherman can't stop picking up bottles and cans Friday, April 30th 2021, 11:18 am - Bobby Henderson has turned his walking habit into food for children in Zambia Retired fisherman Bobby Henderson is helping a faraway Habitat for Humanity project by picking up bottles and cans from ditches and roadsides near his western P.E.I. community of Northport. He's collected over 8,000 since March, not counting the ones other people bring him to redeem for cash through Prince Edward Island's Beverage Container Program, designed to discourage littering. CBC video producer Danny A...
Why this retired P.E.I. fisherman can't stop picking up bottles and cans After his wife's death, Bobby Henderson of Northport, P.E.I. turned his walking habit into free breakfasts for schoolchildren in Kamanga, Zambia. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 23, 2021 5:40 PM AT | Last Updated: April 23 This retired P.E.I. fisherman is helping to feed school kids in Zambia, and keeping his community clean at the same time CBC News PEI16 hours ago 2:25Bobby Henderson of Northport is helping Habitat for Humanity by picking up bottles and cans from his community's roads. He's collected over 8,00...