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Stelco layoffs highlight domino effect of U.S. tariffs: industry experts

The job cuts are the latest in a string of tariff-linked layoffs in the province and come after plans for more than 1,000 job cuts at Algoma Steel.

Published Sep 30, 2026 · 4:00 AMOriginal source: Global News1 reads
Stelco layoffs highlight domino effect of U.S. tariffs: industry experts
The job cuts are the latest in a string of tariff-linked layoffs in the province and come after plans for more than 1,000 job cuts at Algoma Steel.
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