CAMI
Post recession investments in Canada’s auto sector far below pre-crash: report
Capital spending for vehicle assembly has averaged just $1.2 billion a year since 2010.
GM, Unifor to resume talks aimed at ending strike at CAMI plant
Unifor is waiting on a response from GM on the outstanding issues.
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Some progress as CAMI talks resume between GM and striking workers
Proposal focuses on three long-standing issues – job security, economic concerns and contract language.
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Striking GM CAMI workers awaiting response to contract proposal
Unifor wants the automaker to designate the plant as the lead producer of the Equinox.
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UPDATE: Cami workers hit the bricks over Equinox investment guarantee
Unifor is demanding GM makes the Ingersoll, Ont. plant the lead for the popular crossover SUV.
GM laying off 625 workers in Ingersoll, Unifor blames NAFTA
CAMI losing GMC Terrain production to Mexico, but cuts related to Equinox changeover
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[UPDATE] GM spending $560M on Equinox at CAMI
Ingersoll, Ont. assembly plant to make next-generation version.
No guarantee Canada’s auto plants will get new models, analysts say
Canadian assemblers could lose more than 20% of their production by 2020: AutomotiveCompass.
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Workers at CAMI plant in Ingersoll ratify GM contract
Agreement includes a $3,000 signing bonus, full-time jobs to about 300 temporary workers.
