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Traffic closely monitored at 3 schools today
Officials from the Canadian Automobile Association were keeping a close watch on traffic this morning around three Winnipeg schools.
The second annual School Zone Safety Assessment has teams "recording instances of risky behavior," according to a press release from CAA. Results were to be tallied and reported at an 11 a.m. news conference.
The three school zones being inspected today are Archwood, Carpathia and Lacerte.
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