Jeremy Morse
Luskville May 11, 2022
Dwayne LaFontaine and his father, Michel, have ran their repair and rental shop, Réparation Aylmer, since the early 90s.
“We’re well-known for repairs,” said LaFontaine. “We originally started as a small engine repair shop, anything, lawn tractors, trimmers, chainsaws and we expanded into rental.”
Despite their namesake, Réparation Aylmer has operated . . .
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