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Team of volunteers dethatch 100-year-old lawn bowling greens to get ready for season. Club has greens ready following six-month hiatus.
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Vancouver’s parks board turns to addling with frozen eggs to control geese populations. Canada geese are defecating every 12 minutes on city green spaces.
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27 Mar

The digital edition of our March issue is now available for reading online. Stories include a feature profiling some of the industry's leading women, and how the Ottawa Hunt Club overcame a natural catastrophe to successfully host an LPGA event.
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