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Hamilton steelworkers and business leaders warn of tougher times amid tariff concerns

Hamilton steelworkers and business leaders warn of worsening conditions as Ford promises tariff relief. The headline links the concerns to ongoing tariff pressures.

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Tariffs could increase industrial costs and threaten regional jobs and supply chains.

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