Municipal golf courses a dying breed in Ontario?

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Municipal golf courses a dying breed in Ontario?

February 19, 2018
By Mike Jiggens

22 Jan 2021

Junior football star's parents donate new goal posts to Saskatoon field in gratitude for what program gave to their son.
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22 Jan 2021

LaSalle's St. Clair Park to undergo $150,000 in improvements this summer.
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21 Jan 2021

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21 Jan 2021

Snowmobilers using northern Saskatchewan golf course as sledding grounds creating concerns for turf's health.
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20 Jan 2021

Online Edmonton map lists three city golf courses and 14 parks that are contaminated.
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