Hamilton steel plant to lay off hundreds of workers as U.S. tariffs prompt 'survival' move
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This article reports that Stelco, a Canadian steelmaker, is idling part of its Hamilton plant and laying off up to 500 workers, blaming steep U.S. tariffs imposed under the Trump administration. It highlights the contrast between Cleveland-Cliffs’ political support for those tariffs and its earlier promises to protect union jobs after acquiring Stelco, raising questions about corporate accountability. The tone emphasizes worker hardship and frames the layoffs as a consequence of U.S. trade policy and corporate hypocrisy.
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