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28 septembre 2026
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Pikogan starts to compost

Members of the Anishinabe community near Amos were invited to visit the all new Ecocentre installations on Wednesday, which also houses a composting system. This puts the community ahead of the Abitibi MRC for the recycling of 100% of all organic matters by 2022, and makes them the second indigenous community in the province to acquire a composting system.
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