500 Olympic-sized pools of partially treated sewage hit Toronto's waterways after storm

More than 1.3 billion litres of partially treated sewage flowed into Toronto’s waterways after Tuesday's severe storm. Six beaches in the city are currently marked unsafe due to elevated levels of E. coli.

By: cbc.ca

Jul 18 2024
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500 Olympic-sized pools of partially treated sewage hit Toronto's waterways after storm

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