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With less than four years left to hit a target of only 15 per cent of waste materials going to landfills, Montreal's auditor general has found the city's residents still send the majority of their waste there.
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With less than four years left to hit a target of only 15 per cent of waste materials going to landfills, Montreal's auditor general has found the city's residents still send the majority of their waste there.
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