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‘A betrayal:’ Carney says Canada will ‘fully enforce’ its rights following sale of Stellantis plant

Published by CTV News · Canada 13 h ago
Prime Minister Mark Carney and the idled Stellantis assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., in a combination photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes/Arlyn McAdorey
Prime Minister Mark Carney and the idled Stellantis assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., in a combination photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes/Arlyn McAdorey · CTV News

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Prime Minister Mark Carney says that a decision by automaker Stellantis to sell its Brampton assembly plant amounts to a “betrayal” of thousands of workers.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says that a decision by automaker Stellantis to sell its Brampton, Ont., assembly plant amounts to a “betrayal” of thousands of workers. Carney made the comment during a press conference in Montreal on Tuesday, one day after Stellantis announced that it would sell the idle plant to Canadian armoured vehicle manufacturer Roshel. More than 2,200 workers have been on layoff at the Brampton plant since production was halted in December 2023.

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