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Ontario teachers' union says 'threats' don't help bargaining

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne says if administrative strikes by teachers don't stop by Nov. 1, the government will give school boards consent to dock pay. Unions say "arbitrary dates" won't help the two sides reach an agreement.

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