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Job losses? Reader warns that entering into a free trade arrangement with the United States could spell the end of thousands of Canadian manufacturing(...)
Job losses? Reader warns that entering into a free trade arrangement with the United States could spell the end of thousands of Canadian manufacturing(...)

Job losses? Reader warns that entering into a free trade arrangement with the United States could spell the end of thousands of Canadian manufacturing(...)

Date10/17/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Job losses? Reader warns that entering into a free trade arrangement with the United States could spell the end of thousands of Canadian manufacturing jobs, such as those in auto plants in Windsor, above. Without appropriate safeguards, there would be no incentive for manufacturers to maintain plants in Canada, reader argues.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0108739F
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