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Archive: Lockout Fallout

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69,000 Toronto-area Catholic students are back in school after the Provincial government passed a new law ending the Teachers' lockout, forbidding work-to-rule and sending the dispute to binding arbitration. Is this a 'prequel' to a law that would ban all teacher strikes and lockouts during the school year?

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Jun 08, 2003

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