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Canada's trucking industry expects traffic shift with Gordie Howe bridge days from opening (opens the original)
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The Canadian trucking industry is anticipating commercial traffic to shift to the Gordie Howe International Bridge when it opens to vehicles next week. The opening of the long-delayed $6.4-billion crossing, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony reportedly scheduled for Friday, is expected to reshape freight movement through the Windsor-Detroit corridor where hundreds of millions of dollars in goods cross daily, making it the busiest commercial land border in North America. “You’re going to see som
Canada's trucking industry expects traffic shift with Gordie Howe bridge days from opening (opens the original)
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The Canadian trucking industry is anticipating commercial traffic to shift to the Gordie Howe International Bridge when it opens to vehicles next week. The opening of the long-delayed $6.4-billion crossing, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony reportedly scheduled for Friday, is expected to reshape freight movement through the Windsor-Detroit corridor where hundreds of millions of dollars in goods cross daily, making it the busiest commercial land border in North America. “You’re going to see som
With Ford deal ratified, Unifor eyes investment commitments from GM, Stellantis (opens the original)
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After securing a nearly $1-billion investment commitment from Ford Motor Co. for the Essex Engine Plant and Oakville Assembly Complex, Unifor says it will be looking for similar agreements when it returns to the bargaining table with General Motors Co. and Stellantis NV. “The message is that we’re here to support our workers, but at the same time, we’re looking for investment, and there better be investment on that table,” Unifor’s Ford master bargaining chair John D’Agnolo said. “No different t
PM Carney expects 'negative to modest' Gordie Howe bridge revenues in first few years (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney says there will possibly be little revenue to share with the United States in the first few years after the Gordie Howe International Bridge finally opens between Windsor, Ont., and Detroit because the tolls will not be split until the $6.4-billion cost fronted by Canada has been fully repaid. “We expect that after those costs, for the first few years, net revenues will be modest,” Carney told reporters Thursday during a media event in London, Ont. “In fact, we expect
Stellantis optimistic on Unifor auto talks as Jeep celebrates 85 years (opens the original)
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Stellantis NV is optimistic it can reach an agreement with Unifor despite the challenges facing the North American automotive industry, the company’s Canadian chief executive said as contract talks continue across the Detroit Three automakers. “I’m always optimistic,” Trevor Longley said. “I’m optimistic by personality, but the reality is we have a good relationship with Unifor. There are obviously externalities that are happening in the marketplace around us and the world around us that we need
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