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Newsroom Ready: Hamilton mayor says steel tariffs are hurting the city

Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath says a protracted tariff war with the U.S. would hurt not only the 28,000 people working in the local steel industry, but the entire city of around 600,000 people. She says an economic hit of this magnitude will have a ripple effect. (March 12, 2025)

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