Tag: Electronics Recycling
It’s 11:30 PM in Lethbridge. The wind is doing that thing where it tries to peel the siding off your house, and you’re hunkered down in your office trying to finish a project. Suddenly, the cursor on your screen starts drifting to the left. You aren’t touching the mouse. Then, a window opens. Then another.…
If you’ve dropped by the shop recently, you might have noticed that the “Service” part of Second Wind Sales and Services is currently sharing some very valuable real estate with a growing army of big-headed vinyl figures. It started innocently enough. A vaulted April Ludgate was sitting on the corner of the desk to keep…
If you’ve ever stopped by the "basement sanctuary" here in Raymond, you know things can get a little crowded. Between the soldering irons, the rows of salvaged monitors, and the occasional wagging tail of a rescue dog, there’s a lot of life happening at Second Wind Sales and Services. I’m Cody Woodman, the guy behind…
If you’ve spent any time driving between Raymond and Lethbridge lately, you know that things around here move at their own pace: usually dictated by the wind or the harvest. But in the world of tech, things have been moving at lightning speed, and not just in terms of processor ghz. There’s a buzz in…
It’s Friday, March 13th, 2026. Here at Second Wind Sales and Services, the shop is buzzing, the coffee is strong, and I’m currently staring down a piece of tech history. Specifically, a 2011 MacBook Air. Most people would look at a fifteen-year-old laptop and see a paperweight. They’d think it belongs in a museum: or…
Let’s be honest: life in Magrath is pretty sweet. We’ve got the scenery, the community, and that small-town peace of mind that you just don’t find in the “big city.” But there is one thing that usually sends us packing into the car for a thirty-minute trek north: broken technology. Whether it’s an iPhone that…
It’s early March in Southern Alberta. The chinooks are starting to win the battle against the snowbanks, the days are getting longer, and if you’re like most of us in Raymond and Stirling, you’re starting to look at your house and think: “Where did all this stuff come from?” Spring cleaning is a ritual around…
