GM Canadian Workers Approve Deal for New Truck
General Motors workers in Canada approved a labor agreement adding heavy-duty truck production in Ontario. The deal includes wage increases and investments despite ongoing tariff pressures.
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GENERAL MOTORS CO workers in Canada approved a labor agreement on Sunday adding heavy-duty truck production in Ontario, committing over C$1B in local investments. The deal lands as the United States weighs a tariff increase to 50% on Canadian automotive imports by January 1, 2027. The cross-border tariff standoff threatens supply chains that account for 17% of the automaker's Chevrolet Silverado assembly output.
