The president of Unifor said her bargaining team made no concessions during contract negotiations with Ford Motor Co., and that the tentative deal the union reached with the carmaker can benefit striking autoworkers in the U.S.
Travellers and the transportation sector at large have been rattled by the sudden ramp-up in tensions between Canada and India, but see no reason to rethink their overseas plans for now.
The head of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association says Canada’s auto industry will likely still face disruptions from a strike by U.S. workers, even as a similar labour action was avoided domestically.
The union representing workers at Ford Motor Co. facilities in Canada says its tentative deal with the company includes "transformative" gains, with one observer suggesting significant wage increases are likely.
Experts say Canada's already lagging trade with India could suffer setbacks including the potential for punitive measures from increasingly tense relations between the two countries.
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