Unifor ratifies 1st contract with NextStar Energy battery maker in Ontario | Column: Can a Canadian car company save the day if the industry goes south? | Tariffs, changing EV demand add volatility to automotive product planning

The one-year deal positions workers at NextStar to return to the bargaining table in 2026, aligning closely with the next round of Unifor negotiations with Detroit Three.

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