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Speed cameras to more than double in 2023 | CBC News
New Brunswick to allow red-light, speed cameras as of April | CBC News
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City councillor worries speed cameras being used as a cash grab | CBC News
20 new red light cameras coming to Ottawa by end of 2017 | CBC News
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