Slow response a possible factor in icy rush-hour roads

Posted November 20, 2014 7:25 pm.

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The Ontario Ministry of Transportation is investigating whether its contractors failed to meet the standards for clearing and salting the QEW and 400-series highways during Wednesday’s snowfall.

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