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U.S. Supreme Court tariff ruling offers little relief for Canadian workers, Unifor warns

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Canada's largest private-sector union is warning that a U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down tariffs imposed under emergency economic powers law does little to protect Canadian jobs, with more damaging trade measures still firmly in place. The court ruled that the International Emergency Econom...

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