Carney says Cleveland-Cliffs making ‘mistake’ by not respecting obligations
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29, from Industry Minister Mélanie Joly and addressed to Stelco’s president, Paul Simon.
26 but said the report was “far from satisfactory.” “It does not alter my belief that Stelco and Cleveland-Cliffs are not in compliance with their undertakings under the Investment Canada Act as set out in my October 22 section 39 demand,” she said in the most recent letter.
According to the union representing Stelco’s laid-off workers, about 175 have been let go so far, but an internal memo said that could increase to about 500.
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Carney says Cleveland-Cliffs making ‘mistake’ by not respecting obligations
By Ariel Rabinovitch Global News
Posted October 29, 2026 1:50 pm
Updated October 29, 2026 4:14 pm
WATCH: Prime Minister Mark Carney responded Thursday to questions about Cleveland-Cliffs’ takeover of Stelco as Ottawa weighs legal action over layoffs affecting up to 500 steel workers.…
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