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Horton Township

Watersheds Canada extends Natural Edge program to four Ontario communities

April 6, 2026
Climate Change, Conservation, Education, News, Ontario

National freshwater conservation charity Watersheds Canada announced March 31 it is expanding its program to four new Ontario communities. The program, titled “The Natural Edge”…

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Horton Township

Watersheds Canada extends Natural Edge program to four Ontario communities

Bearspaw feeder main returns to service

Veolia and NYEC launch youth water career partnership

Port Alberni makes major water infrastructure investment

Ontario investing up to $21.8 million in new Schreiber wastewater plant

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