PM Carney defends Stellantis remarks after CTV News reports government knew of Roshel deal
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Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending his government’s rhetoric around the sale of the Stellantis auto plant in Brampton, Ont., despite CTV News confirming through multiple sources that the federal government was aware of the deal to sell the plant.
DUBLIN - Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending his government’s rhetoric around the sale of the Stellantis auto plant in Brampton, Ont., despite CTV News confirming through multiple sources that the federal government was aware of the deal to sell the plant. Speaking in Dublin at the European Political Community summit on Thursday, Carney said the deal between Roshel, a Canadian armoured-vehicle manufacturer, and Stellantis is only a partial solution for autoworkers. He stood by his assertion that Stellantis had “betrayed” Canadian autoworkers. “The betrayal is not fulfilling all the obligations for all the workers. That’s their responsibility,” Carney said.
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