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Steelworkers say right to strike is a red line in federal Labour Code changes

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Steelworkers say right to strike is a red line in federal Labour Code changes. (2026, September 22). Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/globenewswire/steelworkers-say-right-to-strike-is-a-red-line-in-federal-labour-code-changes/article_de438006-5b82-552f-a40d-1a46af2537f0.html

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On September 22, 2026, United Steelworkers union National Director Marty Warren responded to proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code by stating that workers' right to strike is non-negotiable. The statement emphasizes that any weakening of these rights would undermine the foundation of the Canadian economy.

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United Steelworkers union National Director Marty Warren issued a statement on September 22, 2026, opposing proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code. Warren emphasized that workers have historically been key to building Canada's economy and will continue to be crucial for its future growth. However, he warned against any weakening of workers' fundamental rights as part of these reforms. The statement highlights the union’s stance that protecting the right to strike is non-negotiable in any modifications to labour laws.

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United Steelworkers union National Director Marty Warren issued the following statement on proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code: “Workers built this country, and workers will build what comes next. asserted

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But Canada cannot build a stronger economy by weakening the fundamental rights of the people who make our economy work. asserted

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Steelworkers say right to strike is a red line in federal Labour Code changes

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