Four Rivers Co-operative, located at 998 Railway Road has received a grant from the BC Used Oil Management Association to upgrade its used oil recycling centre.
“It’s been great working with Four Rivers Co-operative, and we are happy to see their upgraded used oil recycling facility open to the Prince George community,” said David Lawes, CEO of the BC Used Oil Management Association. BCUOMA’s infrastructure grant program provides businesses with the infrastructure required to responsibly handle, collect, and store used oil and antifreeze materials using economic, efficient, and environmentally acceptable options.
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