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Scrap Metal Price Calculator: Canada

Estimate what your scrap metal is worth in CAD, per kilogram, tonne, or pound. AI-powered, updated daily, free to use. No sign-up required.

The Canada Scrap Metal Market

Canada has a well-established scrap metal industry built on its mining and steel sectors, with significant cross-border trade with the United States given proximity and long-standing trade ties. Material and pricing on either side of the border often move together. Regional variation matters here too: a yard's offer depends heavily on how far your material is from the nearest processor or export port, with Eastern Canada (closer to steelmaking in Ontario and Quebec) and Western Canada (closer to Pacific export routes) often seeing different dynamics. CAD pricing per kilogram or tonne from ScrapTrade's calculator gives you a national reference point to check a local offer against.

Units & Currency for Canada

Canada mixes metric and imperial like the US. Kilograms and tonnes are standard, but pounds still show up at some yards, especially near the US border. ScrapTrade's calculator switches between all three.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Pick a scrap type and material grade: ferrous, non-ferrous, plastics, paper, or e-waste.
  2. Set your quantity and choose kilogram, tonne, or pound.
  3. Canada and CAD are pre-selected, but you can switch either at any time.
  4. Read your estimated value instantly. No account, no email, no waiting.

Scrap Price Calculator

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Engine blocks, pipes, and machinery castings.

Unit Price per kg
CAD0.1800
Estimated Value
CAD0.18

Prices are indicative estimates. Actual yard prices vary by location, grade and condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the scrap price calculator for Canada?

Prices are AI-generated indicative estimates in CAD, refreshed at least daily. They're a useful starting reference, not a locked-in trading price. Actual yard and export prices vary by grade, volume, and buyer.

What currency and units does this calculator use for Canada?

Canada mixes metric and imperial like the US. Kilograms and tonnes are standard, but pounds still show up at some yards, especially near the US border. ScrapTrade's calculator switches between all three.

Can I use this calculator for other countries?

Yes. Switch the country or currency dropdown above, or visit ScrapTrade's main price calculator, which covers 10 countries and 20 currencies side by side.

Do Canadian scrap prices track US prices closely?

Often yes, given how closely integrated the two countries' steel and metals trade is, though exchange rates, local freight costs, and regional demand mean they're rarely identical. Checking both currencies is worth doing if you're near the border or considering cross-border buyers.

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