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Federal and Nova Scotia governments spending $13.8 million to retrain workers hit by tariffs

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The governments of Canada and Nova Scotia are putting $13.8 million toward retraining workers in industries disrupted by tariffs and shifting global markets, with support expected to reach up to 1,557 Nova Scotians over three years. The funding was announced Tuesday at Cherubini Bridges and Structur...

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