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Stop the city of edmonton from using "new salt brine" on winter roads

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Robert Dunnigan
9 years ago

Owning and operating a vehicle is expensive enough without having to worry about additional maintenance from corrosion that is completely avoidable.

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Braden Warick
9 years ago

Bad stuff. Very bad stuff.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Yet another pollutant we have to contend with...just keep it simple people.

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Aaron de Leon
9 years ago

Take a look at cars out east and compare their lifespan with our cars here in the west. You'll find rusted out cars here that are appropriately around the 10 year mark while the cars out east are brand new models that do not reach 5 years before being an undercoat job or s butt load of auto body work.

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Aaron de Leon
9 years ago

Take a look at cars out east and compare their lifespan with our cars here in the west. You'll find rusted out cars here that are appropriately around the 10 year mark while the cars out east are brand new models that do not reach 5 years before being an undercoat job or s butt load of auto body work.

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Anthony Biggs
9 years ago

Tired of our government trying to screw us over. Better be willing to pay millions in paintwork. I'm not footing the bill for city stupidity

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Jeff Howe
9 years ago

Moved here from Ontario and was glad to get away from this. Very upsetting to hear brine is going to be used here this coming winter.

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D D Cleveley
9 years ago

Salting only works when you don't have -40 degree nights that turn the wet sludge into skating rink freeways.

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Nicholas
9 years ago

I'd like my car to stay in one peice please.

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Ken Biggs
9 years ago

Dont be fools and spray our roads. I paid thousands for my car and want it to last. I buy winter tires. We dont need salt its a waste of money.

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Dave
9 years ago

The "corrosion expert" is a salesman for anti-corrosion products. For only $129 per year, we'll tret the underside of your car with magic snake oil!" Might as well ask a hairdresser if you need a haircut. Good investigative reporting, CBC.

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Steven Boudreau
9 years ago

This stuff is too hard on vehicles.

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Sebastian M
9 years ago

Please do not proceed with the new suggested. The rust is a major issue. I don't support this at all.

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Michael eisener
9 years ago

As a maritimer i have witnessed first hand the levels of damage salt does to everything. It destroys roads, everything concrete, cars, rivers and lakes, clothes, basically everything it touches. We cannot afford the damage to our infrastructure by using salt.

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Ilia Biziaev
9 years ago

This is a terrible idea. Car out east get destroyed with salt and it comprises the safety of the vehicle.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Use some of that photo radar tax to do things better. Sand was fine, rust is not.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Do you enjoy throwing money away?

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I put all of my money and effort into my cars. I don't your new salt rusting the underside of them!

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Muamer
9 years ago

No salt at all just use sand..

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This city council are all dumb ass