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Canadians oppose making it harder to strike, finds poll commissioned by labour group

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A new national poll commissioned by the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) finds Canadians support stronger protections for workers but reject proposals to make striking harder, as the federal government reviews the Canada Labour Code. The survey, conducted by Pollara Strategic Insights, polled 1,950 Ca...

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