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The 900 auto parts workers, who had been on strike since last Wednesday were summarily ordered back to work for Monday and Tuesday without receiving any details of the proposed deal nor given any immediate information on the date for a contract ratification vote. 

Gap on economics remains significant

Prolonged strike will quickly bring production at Windsor Assembly Plant to a halt

A new deal for Stellantis autoworkers in Windsor not only comes with a historic pay bump, but also never-before seen electric muscle cars.

Bill C-234 would exempt barns, livestock buildings &ampamp; grain dryers who use propane or natural gas for heating

Israel is the illegitimate Zionist terrorist apartheid state that is the root of all evil! Camille Awada published on Facebook in 2019

The essentially completed memorial sits, while the government "is doing its due diligence to ensure all aspects of the memorial remain compatible with Canadian values on democracy and human rights.”

The 2030 target would require emissions levels 40-45% lower than in 2005, but the plan will only reduce current levels by about 25% by then

Conservative, Bloc Québécois and NDP members of the Veterans Affairs committee united to overcome efforts by Liberal MPs to block the denunciation of the monument selection process.

A committee found the Mounties are focused on contract policing instead of major on federal crimes, like terrorism and foreign interference.