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Criminal Charges Sought in Illegal Dumping Scheme

Most defendants so far have been small players or victims themselves, but investigators say they’re pursuing criminal charges against construction companies.

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Criminal Charges Sought in Illegal Dumping Scheme

Most defendants so far have been small players or victims themselves, but investigators say they’re pursuing criminal charges against construction companies.

Quebec Scrambles to Provide Students Social Services

Expert says this may be a violation of provincial law.

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