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'In a perfect world,' federal government would nationalize Stelco, says Hamilton union leader

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'In a perfect world,' federal government would nationalize Stelco, says Hamilton union leader

Stelco's Hamilton union president says he would support a federal government takeover of the steelmaker, which is implementing layoffs expected to cost hundreds of jobs.

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