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- Sep 30, 2026
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Who or what is to blame for Stelco mass layoffs? (opens the original)
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Some analysts are questioning if foreign steel imports are entirely to blame for Stelco’s mass layoffs, challenging part of the steelmaker’s narrative around the recently announced job losses. Stelco pointed to a few factors when it unveiled plans to cut hundreds of jobs at its Hamilton and Nanticoke facilities once it idled the Hamilton cold mill and galvanized steel lines on Oct. 9, including high volumes of foreign-made steel entering Canada and U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs. But sin
'Spitting in our face': Up to 500 Stelco workers face layoffs (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. Up to 500 Stelco employees could be on the chopping block when the steelmaker idles part of its Hamilton plant next month in a move criticized by both local union and government officials. Ron Wells, president of United Steelworkers Local 1005, said the union was told during a meeting Monday morning that about 350 members will be laid off âindefinitelyâ as part of the plan. At that
Stelco to lay off 350 unionized employees as it plans to partially shutter Hamilton plant (opens the original)
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Around 350 steelworkers will be laid off âindefinitelyâ as Stelco plans to idle parts of its Hamilton plant next month, according to the local union. Ron Wells, president of United Steelworkers Local 1005, said the union was told of the plan during a meeting Monday morning. During that meeting, he said Stelco officials indicated the company will shutter the cold mill and coating departments at its Hamilton facility on Oct. 9 as the company contends with low prices and a tariff-impacted marke
Six Nations Polytechnic, St. Joseph's make living classroom (opens the original)
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Six Nations Polytechnic and St. Joseph’s Health System have partnered to give aspiring personal support workers more hands-on and culturally-sensitive experience during their studies. Through Six Nations Polytechnic’s (SNP) living classroom program, second-year personal support worker students spend two semesters learning while also working at St. Joseph’s Lifecare Centre in Brantford. Their time is split between a traditional classroom setting that includes working with mannequins and going out
77-year-old dead following crash in Haldimant County (opens the original)
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A Haldimand County woman has died after a crash Friday afternoon. According to the Ontario Provincial Police, officers were called to a crash between an SUV and a passenger van at the intersection of Haldimand Road 20 and Kohler Road around 3:30 p.m. Only the driver of the SUV, a 77-year-old woman, was injured during the crash, police said. She was taken to hospital with critical injuries, where she later died. The OPP closed off the intersection for several hours while investigating the crash.
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