playground

See how 766 recycled BC tires were turned into a safe, accessible play surface with TSBC’s support of the Access2Play project in North Delta. Read More

A new playground surface in Maple Ridge made from the recycled rubber of old tires. Read More

840 recycled BC tires were used to make this Port Moody playground more accessible. Read More

The upgraded playground at an elementary school in Sparwood, BC now features an accessible surface made from 3,952 recycled tires. Read More

With support from the TSBC Community Grant Program, Squamish school's accessible playground now features surfacing made of recycled tires. Read More

Discover the new accessible playground at Maven Lane in Vernon, created with recycled rubber surfacing made from BC scrap tires. Read More

Watch a segment that recently ran on Global News, showcasing the tire recycling process and how the rubber is used for BC playgrounds. Read More

5,483 BC scrap tires were used to create the playground surfacing for two elementary school playground projects in Vancouver, TSBC community grant pro… Read More

As a TSBC community grant program recipient, the District of North Saanich received $30,000 towards the rubber surfacing. Read More