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Durham businesses, politicians call on province to consider alternatives to lockdown

December 17, 2020

Many residents in Durham are concerned about the region entering another lockdown. As a result, business owners and local politicians are trying to convince the province to keep that from happening. Brittany Rosen reports.

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