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Regina, Saskatchewan
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Abbotsford, British Columbia
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Beaumont Industries
Trois-Rivières, Quebec
CA$51,000 - CA$68,500
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Ashbury Industries
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
CA$38,500 - CA$64,500
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Sherbrooke, Quebec
CA$83,000 - CA$115,000
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Whitestone Holdings
Laval, Quebec
CA$40,000 - CA$52,000
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