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Steelworkers head to Mexico as federal trade mission excludes labour voices

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While the federal government brings a "Team Canada" trade delegation to Mexico this week, union representatives are making a parallel trip to push for worker-centred trade policies — and they say Ottawa's exclusion of labour from the mission is a mistake. Members of the United Steelworkers (USW), th...

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