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HAMILTON 鈥?Stelco Holdings Inc. says its steel shipments in the fourth quarter of last year were below its guidance as it was hurt by production and logistics challenges and the e
stanley flask mergence of the Omicron variant of COVID-19.The Hamilton-based steelmaker says it shipped about 625,000 net tons of steel in the fourth quarter of 2021, below its guidance for betwee
stanley canada n 675,000 and 680,000 net tons.Stelco says it was hurt by unplanned outages on its hot strip mill, logistics challenges and Omicron which affected the company as well as its customers and suppliers. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The latest COVID-19 variant has fuelled a
stanley cup massive spike in cases and caused labour shortages as sick workers have been forced to stay home.The company added that shipments for the first quarter of this year will be at or potentially lower than those in the fourth quarter. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It says the lower guidance for the first quarter is due to planned outages that have been advanced as well as softer prices, weaker demand and increased COVID-19 related disruptions.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 6, 2022. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Companies in this story: TSX:STLC ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Pkhd Council supports JBH s provincial funding ask for Mental Health Addictions Redevelopment Project
HAMILTON 鈥?Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said Wednesday he will start to pay for his promised $9 billion in ta
stanley us x cuts and program spending by finding a way to cut $1.5 billion from annual subsidies to Canadian corporations.Scheer spent most
stanley puodelis of Wednesday campaigning at small businesses in Hamilton and Richmond Hill, Ont., trying to drill home his campaign theme to help the little guy rather than the rich and well-connected. He went first to a barbershop and later to a Chinese bakery.Hard-working Canad
stanley cup ians are rightly offended when they see their tax dollars going to further the interests of the wealthy and well-connected friends while Justin Trudeau makes them pay more for gasoline, groceries, and home heating, Scheer said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He said a Conservative government will review all federal business subsidies and eliminate economic-development programs in which the funds benefit shareholders, corporate executives, foreign companies, lobbyists or consultants. Those subsidies and programs total $7 billion now, he said, scattered among numerous departments.The Conservatives would protect regional economic-development agencies, however, and make sure they ;re administered by ministers from those regions. They ;d also give support to 8220 trategic industries, such as aerospace, if the money stays in the country and creates or protects jobs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
