Windsor
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Construction on Gordie Howe International Bridge officially underway: Trudeau
$5.7 billion Windsor-Detroit span will be operational by late 2024.
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Auto disruption: APMA focuses on tech, trade and Trump
The automotive parts association’s annual conference for suppliers set a positive note despite uncertainties globally and closer to home.
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Unifor and Ford avert strike with tentative auto agreement
Contracts secures a $700 million investment most of which is going to Windsor engine plants.
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Wynne affirms Ontario commitments to auto, environment
Ontario premier headlines annual Auto Parts Manufacturers Association gathering.
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Ontario provides $85M for Chrysler expansion in Windsor
Funds will be used to upgrade minivan plant and help finance an R&D project in Windsor.
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Domtar invests $36M in power unit for Windsor, Que. mill
Beginning construction of the infrastructure for second generating unit.
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Jobless rate in Calgary surpasses Windsor, Ont.
Figures highlight a major “regional and industrial turnabout” over the past 18 months, economist says.
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Ford opts out of Ontario for engine plant, union says
Federal, Ontario governments suggest the automaker wouldn’t to job and economic requirements.
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Kenney defends temporary workers hired in Windsor, Ont.
Liberal MPs are questioning why so many foreign workers were hired in Windsor when the city grappled with a 9% unemployment rate for much of 2013.
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Union says Chrysler decision shows need for auto strategy
Dias is concerned Ontario has lost an opportunity to secure its manufacturing sector in the long-term.
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Marchionne optimistic about investment in Chrysler expansions
Automaker is looking for $700 million from Ottawa and Ontario for Windsor and Brampton plants.
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Chrysler considering major upgrade at Windsor minivan plant
Automaker says it is in talks with Canadian governments about incentives to offset higher costs in Canada.
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Trucks drive Canadian auto sales in May
Moneymakers for OEMs gained 7.9% from previous year.
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CAW reaches 30 day agreement with National Auto Radiator
Negotiations on a broader agreement continue as lockout ends.
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RES Canada begins Samsung-Pattern wind project in Chatham-Kent
Blades and towers made in Ontario, up to 500 new construction jobs.
