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‘Stay the hell out of bargaining’: Unions blast Bill C-39’s labour provisions during committee testimony

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OTTAWA — Unions called on the federal government to repeal Section 107 from the Canada Labour Code during committee testimony on Tuesday, as members of Parliament study a bill that seeks to clarify its uses for ending strikes.

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