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Wind power project to spoil iconic Canadian landscapes

By News on the Net —— Bio and Archives--March 6, 2013

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Toronto—A proposed wind power project in Ontario’s scenic Algoma region will turn the Canadian landscapes made famous around the world by Canada’s Group of Seven painters into an industrial power facility. The Bow Lake wind power project with 36 turbines, will be located on Crown land exactly in areas painted by Harris, Lismer, Jackson and MacDonald in the 1920s.

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