FCA to cut 1,500 jobs in Windsor

March 29, 2019

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FCA to cut Windsor, Ont., auto assembly shift in fall at loss of 1,500 jobs

Premier Doug Ford said his government will "fight tooth and nail" to protect the jobs in Windsor » read more

U.K. lawmakers vote “No” on May’s Brexit deal

Britain now has until April 12 to tell the EU what it plans to do next. It must either cancel Brexit, seek a longer delay or crash out of the bloc without a deal » read more

Bill Morneau acknowledges ‘clouds’ hanging over hopes for free trade deals

The finance minister said the Trudeau government is pushing weekly for an end to metals tariffs » read more

SNC warned of U.S. move, slashing workforce if no plea deal, documents show

The details appear to contradict public statements by the construction firm's chief executive officer » read more

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Canadian economy grew 0.3% in January, beats expectations

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Mnuchin: China, U.S. trade talks in Beijing “constructive”

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Potential Trans Mountain pipeline buyer says it agrees with federal principles

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Trudeau says sorry for sarcastic thank you comment to Indigenous protester

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Ontario to expand beer, wine to corner stores, finance minister says

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BlackBerry stock up as Q4 results beat analyst estimates for revenue and profit

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Judge blocks Trump’s small business health insurance plan

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Seeing double: Candidates with same name square off in P.E.I. election fight

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