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Funding for training, easier access to EI; federal minister touts tariff relief programs in Windsor

The $450 million package aims to reskill 50,000 workers and support small businesses in Windsor amid ongoing tariff-related economic challenges.

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Canada's Secretary of State for Small Business and Tourism was in Windsor Friday to promote new government programs to support local workers and members of the auto industry as U.S. tariffs contnue to drive economic uncertainty.

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Funding for training, easier access to EI; federal minister touts tariff relief programs in Windsor

Canada's Secretary of State for Small Business and Tourism was in Windsor Friday to promote new government programs to support local workers and members of the auto industry as U.S. tariffs contnue to drive economic uncertainty.

·Canada
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Plan to support tariff-affected workers announced in Windsor

A plan to support Canadian workers affected by U.S. tariffs has been announced in the city that exemplifies the current struggle.

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