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A permit to dump your snow on the streets

Homeowners in many Montreal boroughs will have to think twice about clearing their driveway. A bylaw forbids them from pushing the snow from their property onto the street. Some residents will have to apply and pay for a special permit. Melina Giubilaro reports.

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