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          <description>Winnipeg says it could take until 2095 to fix its sewage woes. Other cities — from Ottawa to Paris — offer a glimpse of what it could look like to swim in the rivers again</description>
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          <description>Very few of Ontario’s quickly vanishing marshes and swamps are safe from development. A group of citizens managed to preserve one, but they also found deep flaws in the system</description>
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