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EDITOR'S NOTE

"Snow and ice management contractors are dealing with another year of salt shortages. Landscape Ontario is appealing to the federal government to limit the amount of salt being shipped to the U.S., making more of it available for Canadian use. "

Mike Jiggens, Editor

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Landscape Ontario presses federal government to reduce salt shipments to U.S.

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