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Nursing homes nurses head to arbitration after contract talks collapse in Ontario

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More than 4,400 nurses in Ontario nursing homes will have their next contract decided by an arbitrator after provincial bargaining broke down this week. The Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) says its members walked away from the table April 29 after nursing homes employers presented what the union c...

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