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An Orangeville company that pleaded guilty in connection to a workplace accident claims information the province has released to the public about the case doesnt necessarily reflect what was agreed to in court.Roto-Mill Inc. has been fined $60,000 after a male employee suffered serious injuries from hot asphalt while working on a job site at the Humberstone Speedway in Port Colborne in June 2016.The fine was issued after the company pleaded guilty in a St. Catharines courtroom on June 22. Ontarios Ministry of Labour issued a news release on Wednesday, June 27. ARTICLE CONTINUES
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