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Source Feed: Global News - Ottawa
Author: Don Mitchell
Publication Date: May 8, 2024 - 15:52

Most Ontarians want deposit-return for non-alcoholic drink containers: poll

May 8, 2024
A study is suggesting Ontarians would like to see the province revisit a deposit return recycling program for non-alcoholic beverages and juice containers that stalled last summer. The new poll from Abacus Data shows support is up five per cent year over year to 81 per cent in favour for some sort of system to...


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