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Bombardier to lay off hundreds of workers at Thunder Bay, Ontario, plant

July 9, 2019 Administrator

From CBC News; July 9, 2019 Bombardier plans to cut several hundred jobs at its Thunder Bay, Ont., facility, according…

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Posted in: Passenger Rail Car Manufacturing Filed under: Bombardier, Canada, Employee Layoffs, No new contracts signed to replace orders finishing at the end of 2019, Ontario, Passenger Rail Car Manufacturing, Passenger Trains, Plans to cut several hundred jobs at Thunder Bay, Rail Unions, Thunder Bay, Transportation

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