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Labour leaders demand immediate action on outstanding Bill 124 remedies in Ontario

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The Ontario Federation of Labour and coalition members held a press conference at Queen's Park calling on the provincial government to resolve outstanding Bill 124 remedies after years of wage suppression. Bill 124 was ruled unconstitutional by the courts, but thousands of workers represented by OFL...

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