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Posted Mar 2, 2010 01:58:00 PM.

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Ford is celebrating a 590-million dollar investment in the Essex Enging plant. Should the government still be investing bit money in auto companies? www.sandrapupatello.onmpp.ca Queston…is the investment warranted?

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