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Newsroom Ready: Ontario vineyards grapple with extreme weather

Grapevines at Southbrook Vineyards and other wineries in Niagara Region were badly damaged by an extreme cold event last winter. Winery owner Bill Redelmeier explains how climate change-driven extreme weather events impact his business.

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Legacy Identifier: r_Climate-Adaptation-Wineries20221013T0900

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Create Date: 10/13/2022 9:00:00 AM

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