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TORONTO 鈥?Unifor says Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd. has agreed to spend nearly $2 billion on its Canadian plants as part of collective bargaining negotiations.Under the tentative deal, Unifor National President Jerry Dias says $1.95 billion will be invested in Ford Canadian plants, includi
stanley trinkflaschen ng $1.8 billion toward the production of five electric vehicles in Oakville, Ont., and an engine contract that could yield new jobs in Windsor, Ont.Dias says the 6,300 union workers at Ford will vote on the deal this weekend. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
stanley sverige Talks between the union and the automaker came to a head on Monday ahead of a bargaining deadline of 11:59 p.m eastern time. Wor
stanley kaffeebecher kers had previously voted to support a strike if a deal could not be reached by that deadline, with the future of the Oakville, Ont. plant potentially on the line. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Once agreed to by union members, Ford deal on new products lines, shifts, wages, pensions and benefits will set the tone for upcoming talks with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and General Motors.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 22, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Bzou How do I stay safe as Ontario reopens A germ expert s guide to bars, pools, haircuts and beaches
When the 2018 Peterborough city council was elected, there was a buzz about the new life it could bring to the municipality and the different direction it could take.But three years in, some councillors are saying this term is challenging, or frustrating and council isnt getting done what it wanted to accomplish.Former mayor Paul Ayott
stanley cup e says it makes the job of council a lot harder when people cant pull together and get along. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This council here is struggling and theyre certainly not cohesive, he said.But some councillors say theyre getting along with their colleagues just fine, although COVID-19 has made it more difficult. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mayor Diane Therrien, responding
stanley termohrnek to questions via email, says COVID-19 has meant fewer ways to meet with councillors. It is no secret that it has been a challenging term, said Therrien.聽 Before the pandemic, I worked to bring council together in less formal ways many times, including over brunch and dinner, so that we could build rapport, share our broad thoughts and ideas, and find areas of consensus. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But Therrien also said recent leaks of confidential, closed session items haven ;t helped, as it means the focus shifts to games and personalities, rather than
stanley cup the substantive issues that we were elected to address.