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The forgotten waterways still running beneath Toronto’s underground

The forgotten waterways still running beneath Toronto’s underground

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Why Toronto hid 3,444 miles of rivers underground

Why Toronto hid 3,444 miles of rivers underground

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LOOK OUT TORONTO! #SewageMan | 102.1 the Edge

LOOK OUT TORONTO! #SewageMan | 102.1 the Edge

1.6K viewsNov 20, 2023

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Ontario Place construction could dump sewage in lake, says advocacy group

Ontario Place construction could dump sewage in lake, says advocacy group

CBCGabriela Silva Ponte

Heavy rainfall in Toronto, Canada caused many city streets to become submerged underwater on August 17. | AccuWeather

Heavy rainfall in Toronto, Canada caused many city streets to become submerged underwater on August 17. | AccuWeather

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Combined Sewer Overflows

Combined Sewer Overflows

Ford government says potential Lake Ontario sewage overflow 'unrelated' to Ontario Place construction

Ford government says potential Lake Ontario sewage overflow 'unrelated' to Ontario Place construction

citynews.caMichael Talbot

'Environmentally destructive': Growing calls against plan to cut Ontario Place sewage pipe

Don River and Central Waterfront & Connected Projects

Toronto to collect COVID-19 data through wastewater

94 viewsJan 19, 2022

Global NewsBrittany Rosen

‘Large amount of rags’ blamed for sewage spill in Taylor-Massey Creek

Unfortunately on some days in #toronto , there is no escaping the 💩 smell that comes off of #lakeontario affecting areas like #harbourfront , #thebeaches and #etobicoke . This happens as a result of excess rain water entering our sewage system which then dumps into the lake at several key spots. Given that this smell is quite prominent in certain neighbourhoods, would this keep you away from living there? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below! ✍️👇 . . . #torontolife #torontorealestat

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On December 1st, Ford began cutting the sewage pipes to allow for raw sewage to discharge along our Toronto’s lakeshore and beaches. The construction began after Ford passed Bill 5 which removes the requirement for the government to consult the public. It’s a shocking abuse of power. Families deserve clean, safe beaches—not sewage dumps to support a $2.2 billion taxpayer-funded foreign megaspa at #OntarioPlace #onpoli | Chris Glover

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Toronto residents to get water MTU replacements starting in April

torontosunJane Stevenson

Toronto construction discovery seeds new life in Port Lands

Despite efforts to reduce, reuse and divert waste, last year we managed close to 400,000 tonnes of garbage. In 10 years, the city is expected to outgrow its landfill space. Along with the Long-term Waste Management Strategy, the City of Toronto is conducting community consultations on the perceptions related to energy-from-waste (incineration) as a potential option to manage garbage. Take the survey today. | City of Toronto

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Last Friday, January 31st, Toronto Wildlife Centre’s team rushed to a municipal wastewater treatment facility in Pickering to carry out a difficult emergency rescue… an adult male white-tailed deer had become trapped in a 30-foot deep settling tank filled with sewage. The buck had exhausted all his energy trying to escape, but managed to make it to a shallow overflow spot. The walls were too high for him to leap out, and the poor animal was wet, filthy, shivering from the winter cold and at risk

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Ford, Carney pledge $8.8B to kickstart Ontario housing builds

The results are in! 📊 We’re thrilled to announce that between May and October 2025, Toronto’s network of trash traps diverted more than 525 kg of debris from Lake Ontario, including nearly 150,000 pieces of #plasticpollution. Since 2019, the Trash Trapping Program, led by Toronto Port Authority and University of Toronto Trash Team, has used a network of innovative technologies to capture and remove waste from Lake Ontario, including WasteSharks, Seabins, LittaTraps and manual skimming. Every it

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We’re working on several connected projects to manage stormwater in Toronto. These projects make up the largest and most significant water quality improvement program in Canada. One of the projects is the Don River and Central Waterfront Wet Weather Flow System which will keep combined sewer overflows out of the Lower Don River, Taylor-Massey Creek and the Inner Harbour. Want to learn more? Visit: https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/water-environment/managing-rain-melted-snow/what-the-city-

529 viewsAug 8, 2024

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There’s freezing rain forecasted for Toronto starting this afternoon. 🌧️ The City has a storm readiness plan in place and crews are out clearing catch basins, but if you’re out today please, give yourself extra time to get around, slow down, and never drive through flooding or ponding. 💧You can report flooding to 311 Toronto, here: https://www.toronto.ca/home/311-toronto-at-your-service/create-a-service-request/ Also, a reminder to check that downspouts are draining properly away from your hom

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What goes into making your tap water safe to drink? Look inside one of Ontario’s largest municipal drinking water treatment plants! Our new chief drinking water inspector report is out now, learn more: https://www.ontario.ca/page/2017-2018-chief-drinking-water-inspector-annual-report | Environment Ontario

10.4K viewsNov 27, 2018

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Hidden Underworld: Diving deep into Toronto’s underground sewer system - The Weather Network

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Toronto is replacing all of its 470,000 water meter transmission units

244 views2 months ago

YouTubeNow Toronto

IntegrityTO on Instagram: "Did you know the City of Toronto is embarking on a 10-year plan to be a zero waste city as part of a globally-led Circular Economy transition? My decision to use taxpayer-funded m*th pipes as straws will reduce plastic waste, and further advance Toronto's circular economy goals that by the way had no public consultation or citizen input 🫠"

78.5K views5 months ago

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Sewer overflow near Ontario Place on July 25

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The Lion King Kids

43.8K viewsAug 1, 2019

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How Does Wastewater Treatment Work?

322.9K viewsMar 17, 2020

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How Do Wastewater Treatment Plants Work?

2.9M viewsDec 1, 2017

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