Unifor wants Canada's auto strategy built around EVs

Unifor's proposals also come as the union prepares for contract negotiations with the Detroit 3 automakers later this year. (Greg Layson)

June 24, 2020 05:00 PM

Unifor is urging Canada's government to implement a national auto strategy built around the adoption and manufacturing of zero-emissions electric vehicles.

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