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City Ottawa

State Province Ontario

Country Canada

Government disappointed as thousands of federal workers hit the picket lines

Treasury Board President Mona Fortier says the government has made a “fair, competitive wage offer” to the Public Service Alliance of Canada. More than 155,000 public servants hit the picket lines Wednesday as both sides continue negotiations to try and reach an agreement.

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