🇨🇦 Mark Carney · 2 sources
Mark Carney distances Ottawa from Stellantis plant sale
What happened
Prime Minister Mark Carney has rejected suggestions that his government was involved in the sale of the Brampton Stellantis plant to Roshel. He stated that being informed of developments is not the same as encouraging or approving the sale. Carney emphasized that Stellantis still needs to propose a plan to protect jobs at the plant.
Why it matters
The sale of the Brampton plant has left thousands of workers without jobs, and the government's involvement in the sale is a matter of public concern. The prime minister's comments aim to clarify the government's position on the sale. The controversy surrounding the sale may have implications for the Canadian auto sector, particularly in relation to China's potential investment.
Key facts
- Prime Minister Mark Carney rejects suggestions of government involvement in the sale.
- Stellantis has not met its obligation to propose a plan to protect jobs at the plant.
- The sale of the plant has left thousands of workers without jobs.
- The Canadian government continues to seek other investors, including from China, to boost the auto sector.
- Carney plans to discuss Canada's trade relations with the US and China with President Xi Jinping.
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