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Labour dispute between Ontario PC government and teachers may feel familiar, but it’s not 1997

For many Ontario parents, a protracted, nasty dispute between a Progressive Conservative government and unionized educational workers might feel familiar because they've lived through one of those before. As students. But the issues are different today.

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Labour dispute between Ontario PC government and teachers may feel familiar, but it’s not 1997

For many Ontario parents, a protracted, nasty dispute between a Progressive Conservative government and unionized educational workers might feel familiar because they've lived through one of those before. As students. But the issues are different today.

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Labour dispute between Ontario PC government and teachers may feel familiar, but it’s not 1997

For many Ontario parents, a protracted, nasty dispute between a Progressive Conservative government and unionized educational workers might feel familiar because they've lived through one of those before. As students. But the issues are different today.

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