Bring your items back to life at this Repair Cafe - SooToday.com
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Got something broken or in need of a little TLC?
Give it a second life by bringing it to Clean North’s next Repair Cafe, where local volunteers will help you repair it instead of sending it to the landfill. That matters now more than ever, with the Sault Ste. Marie landfill nearing capacity and expansion expected to cost tens of million of dollars. You can also pick up basic repair skills and connect with people who believe in making things last.
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