U.S. Steel
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U.S. Steel reaches collective agreement with Hamilton, Ont., workers
Employees at U.S. Steel Canada’s Hamilton Works facility in Hamilton, Ont., have ratified new collective agreement
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Ontario objects to parts of U.S. Steel Canada financing plan
Province unhappy with how U.S. Steel proposes to finance its Canadian arm under court-supervised creditor protection
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U.S. Steel looking to sell Ontario operations by October 2015
U.S. Steel Canada’s parent company proposing to lend $185 million to let insolvent steelmaker maintain operations for another year
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Union officials to meet with U.S. Steel after creditor protection filing
Meeting with U.S. Steel executives to find out more details about company’s restructuring under court protection
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U.S. Steel Canada files for creditor protection
U.S. Steel, which bought Stelco in 2007, has recorded an aggregate operating loss of about $2.4 billion since 2009
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Union blasts U.S. Steel shutdown, calls it ‘string of broken promises’
United Steelworkers’ national director called closure of Hamilton Works “a letdown for all Canadians”
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US steel industry growth to accelerate in 2015: report
Industry will post 3.6 per cent CAGR between 2018 and 2022, reaching market value of $96-billion
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Premier blasted for inaction on U.S. Steel lockout
Workers and opposition parties alike say Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty must do more to protect the pensions of retired workers that U.S. Steel is obligated to pay.
