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November 15, 2021

People living on Havelock Avenue in St. Vital are speaking out about the condition of their back lane. They say nearly foot deep potholes are damaging cars and are a safety risk. (Source: CTV News Winnipeg)

'Something has to be done with this back lane': Residents upset with giant potholes in St. Vital area

People living on a street in St. Vital are speaking out about the condition of their back lane. They say nearly foot deep potholes are damaging cars and are a safety risk.
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