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December 20, 2019 |
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The City of Moncton is prepared to allocate $750,000 toward the construction of a new artificial turf field at a local high school, provided the New Brunswick government offers financial backing as well.
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Stacked pallets and a sofa bed were among the items set on fire Tuesday on the artificial sports field at Nanaimo District Secondary School, causing an estimated $30,000 to $40,000 in damages.
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The international artificial turf market is growing, including an increase in residential customers, but how environmentally friendly is it?
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In an attempt to save money, the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board plans to convert almost all of its high school sports fields to artificial turf.
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A big part of yesteryear at Toronto’s Rogers Centre has made its way to Sudbury, Ont. to serve as the city’s showcase baseball field at the Terry Fox Sports Complex.
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New research among McGill University scientists suggests crumb rubber from artificial turf fields leaches environmental toxins.
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An opinion piece in the Airdrie, Alta. City View suggests that playing football on artificial turf fields is safer for athletes than playing on natural turf, contrary to popular belief.
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The controversy surrounding Canada’s use of artificial turf fields when it played host to the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup will be forgotten for the 2023 event when only natural grass fields will be used.
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The new artificial turf field at Cold Lake, Alta.’s Energy Centre will be put to good use this summer as the home field for the Alberta Football League’s newest team.
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Artificial turf fibres from a Victoria high school sports field have been washing into the nearby Bowker Creek, creating an environmental concern.
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