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B.C. trucking company’s bid to recover $5,000 in damages to dump truck tossed by small-claims court

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A B.C. trucking company has lost its bid in small claims court to recover nearly $5,000 from a worker it says damaged a vehicle. Marigold Trucking sued Gurpreet Singh Gill after it said he damaged one...

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