B.C. community invests in ‘Poop Zamboni’ to solve a messy problem

A new piece of machinery has been purchased for the Sooke area to help remove goose poop from sports fields.

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4 comments

  1. Sell the compost and in 15 years it might pay for itself or we will know if it is worth a pile of, just what it makes another pile of… “Organic” Goose Compost Corporation of BC, wait, that won’t work because they would have to pay that guy $400k per year plus a benefits package and golden parachute. Businesses ending with “Corporation of British Columbia” seem to repeat this mistake while limiting pay outs for legitimate life changing claims.

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