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Ajax tests asphalt recycling technology on Rossland Road

Ontario Construction News staff writer Ajax tests asphalt recycling technology on Rossland Road The Town of Ajax is testing a locally developed asphalt recycling technology on Rossland Road as part of a pilot project aimed at reducing road rehabilitation costs and environmental impacts. The town has retained Forest Contractors Ltd. to resurface Rossland Road […]

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