Canada’s federal government has threatened to take U.S. Steel Canada to court if it it doesn’t keep its promises to pensioners, The Hamilton Spectator reports.
The government’s warning comes in response to a recent a court ruling that allows the company, which is in the middle of restructuring, not to pay health or pension benefits to retirees.
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