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Stelco pushes PM for help in dealing with ‘changing landscape’ for steel
Canadian steel producer Stelco is looking for more support from the federal government as the country’s steel and aluminum producers grapple with punishing U.S. tariffs imposed on exports of their products south of the border. Stelco Holdings Inc. president and executive chairman Alan Kestenbaum met with Justin Trudeau in Ottawa Thursday. While he thanked the prime minister for his government’s support of the metals industry since the imposition of American tariffs last year, Kestenbaum said steel producers are now facing new pressures.
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Source name:
The Canadian Press
Unique identifier:
CP12019564
Legacy Identifier:
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Duration:
2m5s
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1920px × 1080px 146.15 MB
Create Date:
4/11/2019 4:00:00 PM
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Alan Kestenbaum
Justin Trudeau
metal
Ottawa
Prime Minister
steel
Stelco
tariffs
Trudeau