Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Page 44 - Windsor Assembly News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Windsor Assembly. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Windsor Assembly Today - Breaking & Trending Today

Windsor ranks third in Ontario for houses selling the most over asking price - Vimarsana News

Windsor ranks third in Ontario for houses selling the most over asking price

Home buyers in Windsor will have to accept the harsh reality that the listing price of a house will be nowhere near the selling price.

Horwath visits Windsor with response to Stellantis cuts at assembly plant - Vimarsana News

Horwath visits Windsor with response to Stellantis cuts at assembly plant

Provincial NDP leader Andrea Horwath made an appearance in Windsor today, giving her party's response to Stellantis's announcement it would be cutting a full shift at the Windsor Assembly plant by spring of next year.

Source: cbc.ca
Stellantis 'committed' to new product, return of 3rd shift says hopeful Unifor leader - Vimarsana News

Stellantis 'committed' to new product, return of 3rd shift says hopeful Unifor leader

The leader of the local union representing workers at Windsor’s minivan assembly plant is hopeful something can be done to save jobs that may otherwise would be lost.

Source: cbc.ca
Premier Ford confirms government funding there for plant re-tooling - Vimarsana News

Premier Ford confirms government funding there for plant re-tooling

Company still plans to return plant to three shifts after re-tooling.

Doug Ford vows to support Stellantis, workers in wake of news 1,800 jobs will be cut - Vimarsana News

Doug Ford vows to support Stellantis, workers in wake of news 1,800 jobs will be cut

Ontario Premier Doug Ford vows to support Windsor autoworkers — and Stellantis — following news last last week that the company plans to cut a shift next year, a move that will cost hundreds of jobs.

Source: cbc.ca