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Voices/CBC News/Making eco-friendly homes with 100-year-old wood

CBC News

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Making eco-friendly homes with 100-year-old wood

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January 20, 2023

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4,077

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83

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19

Engagement

2.50%

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Grain elevators are being torn down to provide building materials for homes, mezzanines and dance floors. CBC’s Dayne Patterson finds out how a Saskatchewan company is making it happen.

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