Ford preps for contract talks | Feds spend $200K on EV supply chain | B.C. port strike back on | Nissan to use Tesla chargers

'There’s never been an easy round of collective bargaining … so this is going to be a challenge, and it’s going to be complex,' says one Ford Canada executive

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