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GO Transit contractor Alstom ordered to reinstate conductor fired after refusing drug test

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A conductor with Alstom Transport Canada Inc., the contractor that operates and maintains GO Transit's rail fleet for Metrolinx, who was fired after refusing a post-incident drug and alcohol test has ...

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