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    Canadian government limits executive compensation packages at Algoma

    Written by Kristen DiLandro


    The Canadian government has placed limits on salaries, bonuses, and other forms of compensation for top executives at Algoma Steel, according to a local media report.

    Formal documents filed in March with regulatory agencies show unspecified limitations on executive compensation. This much is clear: CAD $500 million in federal and provincial tariff liquidity support loans were made last year to Algoma, according to reporting by Sootoday.

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