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  "textContent": "On May 2 and 3, thousands of people will be climbing up 1,776 steps to the top of Toronto’s CN Tower as part of WWF’s Climb for Nature to help step up our efforts to restore and protect habitats across the country. But climbing the CN Tower isn’t just for supporting at-risk wildlife, seeing bird’s-eye […]\n\nThe post ‘Cirque de Sore Legs’ and other amazing CN Tower Climb for Nature team names appeared first on WWF.CA.",
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