Libman: From potholes to gas prices, taxpayers feel taken for a ride
The St. Patrick’s Parade weekend is a joyous annual highlight for Montreal — also heralding hope and enthusiasm as the end of winter grows nearer. But it also coincides with the Quebec horror show known as pothole season, which seems to have arrived even earlier this year. The war-zone condition of many roads is sure to get even worse over the next few weeks, with cars blowing out tires and axles, and accidents caused by drivers swerving to avoid the craters.
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