Doug Ford pledges $11B in relief for workers and businesses hit by Trump tariffs

APMA
May 9, 2025
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Robert Benzie et al., Toronto Star

April 7, 2025

There's some relief as stock markets lose trillions of dollars, and over 10,000 jobs in Canada's auto sector are at risk. Flavio Volpe mentioned that this has left another 10,000 to 12,000 Canadian workers at least temporarily jobless due to the production halt in Windsor and across the border in Warren, Michigan.

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