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Labour law changes would bring ‘sunlight’ to collective bargaining: jobs minister - Toronto Star

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Labour law changes would bring 'sunlight' to collective bargaining: jobs minister - BNN Bloomberg
CANADA Labour law changes are the ‘sunlight’ collective bargaining needs: minister By Craig Lord The Canadian Press Posted September 23, 2026 8:24 am 1 min read The federal government is proposing changes to Canada's labour laws, including a new “national interest” test for when a strike can be ended. University of Manitoba Labour Studies professor Adam King breaks down what the changes could mean for future contract negotiations.
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