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Trudeau speech re Tariffs - Mar 4-2025

FULL SPEECH | Trudeau outlines response to U.S. tariffs, says Canada will 'relentlessly' fight to protect economy

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, speaking from Parliament Hill on Tuesday, says Canada will immediately start imposing tariffs on $30 billion worth of U.S. goods. Trudeau said tariffs will be imposed on the remaining $125 billion of American products in 21 days as a response to U.S.

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ATU: Solidarity of Workers Transcends Borders as Tensions Rise Between U.S. and Canadian Governments

Silver Spring, MD – ATU International President John Costa and ATU Canada President John Di Nino issued the following statement on tensions between the U.S. and Canadian governments.

“We find ourselves in difficult times and the tensions between the United States and Canadian governments are palpable and undeniable. The ATU reinforces its steadfast commitment to improving the lives of our members and all workers in both countries.

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ATU files complaint over tunnel bus decision
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Transit Union files complaint over tunnel bus decision

The union representing Transit Windsor employees is filing unfair labour practice charges against Transit Windsor and the City of Windsor.

Windsor - Union alleges unfair labour practices
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Transit Windsor union alleges unfair labour practices in fight to save tunnel bus

The union representing Transit Windsor workers says it plans to file unfair labour practice charges against the city following what it calls Mayor Drew Dilkens’ “opportunistic move” to kill the tunnel bus amid rising trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada.

ATU Canada President John Di Nino and ONDP Leader Marit Stiles
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ATU Canada President John Di Nino and ONDP Leader Marit Stiles

As Ontario Provincial Elections near, ATU Canada President John Di Nino is proud to endorse ONDP Leader Marit Stiles as the next Premier of Ontario. We encourage everyone to get out and vote on February 27th.

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