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Supreme Court of Canada Dismisses appeal by Sproule Lumber in labour fight with UFCW

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The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed an application by Sproule Lumber, a division of J.D. Irving Ltd., with costs to the respondent, the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Canada, Local 864...

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