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Ontario set to repeal education worker law that imposed contract, banned strike

Ontario is set to repeal legislation today that imposed a contract on education workers and banned them from walking off the job.Canadian Union of Public EmployeesBut thousands of workers walked off the job anyway, shutting many schools across the province to in-person learning for two days.

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