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Wasaga’s new ‘beach bylaw’ is no substitute for federal protection

Phil PothenUpdated 5 hours Ago1 Mins read0 Views

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The Ontario town is not doing enough to protect Canada’s most important Great Lakes habitat for the endangered piping plover.

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