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Starkly opposing views voiced on Chemtrade's North Vancouver chlorine plant proposal

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By Jane Seyd Verified
| Business in Vancouver (BIV) Verified
With the fate of the North Vancouver Chemtrade chlorine plant once again up for debate by district council, neighbouring residents, plant workers and chemical industry insiders weighed in during a second public hearing that stretched over two evenings last week.
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Starkly opposing views voiced on Chemtrade's North Vancouver chlorine plant proposal

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By Jane Seyd Verified
| North Shore News Verified
With the fate of the North Vancouver Chemtrade chlorine plant once again up for debate by district council, neighbouring residents, plant workers and chemical industry insiders weighed in during a second public hearing that stretched over two evenings last week.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Starkly opposing views voiced on Chemtrade's North Vancouver chlorine plant proposal

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By Jane Seyd Verified
| Western Investor Verified
With the fate of the North Vancouver Chemtrade chlorine plant once again up for debate by district council, neighbouring residents, plant workers and chemical industry insiders weighed in during a second public hearing that stretched over two evenings last week.
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