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Workers strike at steel recycling plant in Selkirk, Man., over wage dispute

About 80 union members rejected three offers and say pay at the recycling plant trails the nearby mill by about $10 an hour, the union said.

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Workers who walked off the job at a southeastern Manitoba steel recycling plant last week want higher annual wage increases, their union says.

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Gerdau recycling workers on strike

Workers behind recycling operations for Selkirk’s steel mill walked off the job last week, calling for higher wages. Unionized members voted to strike July 23, with a 92 per cent […]

·Winnipeg, Canada
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Workers strike at steel recycling plant in Selkirk, Man., over wage dispute

Workers who walked off the job at a southeastern Manitoba steel recycling plant last week want higher annual wage increases, their union says.

·Ottawa, Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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