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Buzz Hargrove, a revered leader who rose from the shop floor to head the Canadian Auto Workers, has passed away at 81. His legacy in championing labour rights leaves a significant void in Canada's union movement, prompting widespread recognition and heartfelt tributes from colleagues and union members.
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