Source file 01 · Autos and industry · July 20, 2026
Mark Carney PANICS As Ottawa Tries To CLAW BACK GM's Cash After Oshawa's Jobs Vanish
Ottawa’s effort to claw back subsidies from General Motors has become a test of whether Canada’s industrial policy can genuinely protect domestic employment. The episode examines the loss of Oshawa’s third shift and the wider impact on auto workers and subsidy accountability.
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Ottawa’s effort to claw back subsidies from General Motors has become a test of whether Canada’s industrial policy can genuinely protect domestic employment. The episode examines the loss of Oshawa’s third shift and the wider impact on auto workers and subsidy accountability.
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