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Jobs for Toronto

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It looks like more high-paying aerospace jobs will be created in Toronto.

Bombardier says final assembly of its global 7,000 and 8,000 business jets will be done at its manufacturing site in Toronto.

There’s no word yet how many jobs will be created by the move.

Already, about 4,000 people work at the Bombardier site in Toronto.

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