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New project to strengthen protection for wetlands and Lake Simcoe

May 25, 2026
Infrastructure, News, Ontario, Wastewater

The Township of Ramara officially broke ground today on the Wastewater Treatment Facility 202 (Bayshore Village) project, marking a major step forward in modernizing the…

New project to strengthen protection for wetlands and Lake Simcoe

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Ontario ministry of infrastructure

New project to strengthen protection for wetlands and Lake Simcoe

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UWaterloo scientists study freshwater fish exposed to opioids

Pikangikum First Nation renews water emergency declaration as federal inaction continues

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Lincoln to deploy 6-km erosion buffer system along Lake Ontario shoreline

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