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Out-of-season paving job done by provincial workers in October on Cabinet Minister John MacDonnell’s road is falling apart GUEST: Grant Feltmate-Roadbuilder’s Association GUEST: Maurice Smith-Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal

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