 GM closure of Oshawa assembly plant to be announced today Thousands of employees at the General Motors plant in Oshawa, Ont., are bracing for devastating news today as government sources confirm the assembly plant is set to close in 2019.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I am so glad we spent all that money bailing them out.
Me too.
I am so glad we spent all that money bailing them out.
The Wall Street banksters would tell you that they appreciate your support but they're busy foreclosing on people who don't owe them any money.
I am so glad we spent all that money bailing them out.
Me too.
And me too
I am so glad we spent all that money bailing them out.
Kept them open for another 10 years....
I am so glad we spent all that money bailing them out.
Kept them open for another 10 years....
And if they are only generating a billion a year in tax revenue, did it save us anything?
"GM Canada is ceasing all operations in Oshawa, ON, the "trusted" media is getting $595 million, what Trudeau is doing to Canada!"
They're also closing plants in Ohio, Michigan, and Maryland. So I guess Trump is to blame for those right?
Oops, I meant Impalas. Nobody wants those either.
Doug Ford says nothing can be done. Albertans ahould elect someone like that who can just shrug off the oil industry!
Albertans ahould elect someone like that who can just shrug off the oil industry!
Why? No one shrugs off the oil industry like a Trudeau.
Doug Ford says nothing can be done.
He's correct. The writing's been on the wall for many years.
This from 2014...
The Oshawa facility has already seen the closure of its truck assembly plant and the consolidation of its two car assembly plants in recent years.
Assembly of the Chevrolet Camaro at the plant is slated to end in 2015, while assembly of the Chevrolet Impala and Equinox on the consolidated line, originally slated to end this year, is slated to end in 2016. A flex line, launched in 2008, continues to make the Cadillac XTS, the Buick Regal and a new Impala.
More at link
https://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com ... UA.twitter
That is all.
EDIT: actually, I'll double-down on this just to be that annoying truth-telling voice that won't shut up. The collapse in the oil & gas sector is a leading cause of the recent woes in the auto sector. With every job lost in the West and every company that's been shut down means that many fewer vehicles of any sort, from fleet vehicles to personal purchases by those "arrogant Albertans who should have saved their money instead", according to the self-righteous scolds, didn't happen. So that's Ontario's bottom line getting clobbered by an economic disaster in the West, just like an innocent bystander in a drive-by shooting, a disaster that a large part of this increasingly moronic country's population thinks was a hilarious and well-deserved come-uppance for those who got too big for their britches.
See what happens when a country not only works against itself but when it actively cheers for harm to come to each other? The Americans might hate each other based on race, religion, and politics but even they don't want to see entire parts of their country get flushed down the toilet by economic disasters the same way that large numbers of Canadians apparently do. There's an obvious lesson to be learned here, and it won't be learned by enough people, because the ancient and traditional patterns of peevishness and pettiness are too deeply engraved into this country's soul.
"GM Canada is ceasing all operations in Oshawa, ON, the "trusted" media is getting $595 million, what Trudeau is doing to Canada!"
They're also closing plants in Ohio, Michigan, and Maryland. So I guess Trump is to blame for those right?
General Motors announces closures of five plants, including one in Canada, eliminating more than 14,000 jobs in an attempt to cut $6billion and shift focus to electric and autonomous cars
GM announced the closure of five plants on Monday, eliminating 14,700 jobs
Company will close two plants in Detroit as well as plants in Ohio and Canada
About 6,000 factory workers could lose jobs in US and Canada, officials said
According to GM, the plan will help save the company $6billion by 2020
Restructure is also to focus on electric and autonomous cars
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -jobs.html