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Canadian suppliers warn of 'stop-and-go' restart to N.A. production

windsor_underbody_partition2ddmnm503nm90fj9hgfgj5ibmh.jpg — A weld curtain hangs between two operators working on the underbody of a Dodge Grand Caravan at FCA’s Windsor, Ontario, assembly plant. The barrier helps protect employees from the spread and transmission of COVID-19. (FCA)

May 21, 2020 02:11 PM

Some Canadian suppliers are warning that the coming weeks could prove to be “stop-and-go” for auto manufacturing as production ramps back up.

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