Ontarians urge Ford government to scrap US nuclear deal for Canadian renewable energy

A new province-wide poll shows 80 per cent of Ontarians want the Ford government to cancel a major nuclear deal in favour of renewable energy alternatives and Canadian sources.

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Unifor National President Lana Payne at a Stellantis auto plant. Photo submitted by Unifor

Punish companies that move Canadian jobs offshore, says union

Unifor is urging the federal government to use existing legislation to penalize corporations that shift production from Canada to the US as a result of President Donald Trump’s trade policies.

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Volkswagen's EV battery-maker charges ahead with $7 billion gigafactory as rivals’ plans stall

PowerCo ‘confident’ its facility in St. Thomas, Ont., set to employ 3,000 workers, will shift into production in 2027 bolstered by a ‘flexible’ technology manufacturing strategy, as Honda becomes latest auto sector major to pause investment.