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Johnson, D., & Ezekwesili, S. (2026, November 13). Ottawa serves Stellantis notice of default. The Globe and Mail. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/video-ottawa-serves-stellantis-notice-of-default/
Johnson, Daniel, and Sandra Ezekwesili. “Ottawa serves Stellantis notice of default.” The Globe and Mail, 13 Nov. 2026, https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/video-ottawa-serves-stellantis-notice-of-default/.
Johnson, Daniel, and Sandra Ezekwesili. “Ottawa serves Stellantis notice of default.” The Globe and Mail, November 13, 2026. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/video-ottawa-serves-stellantis-notice-of-default/.
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On November 11, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney called Stellantis' sale of its Brampton assembly plant to defense contractor Roshel "unacceptable," claiming it violates the automaker’s commitments tied to federal funding. Stellantis had received a $1.5 billion joint commitment from the federal and Ontario provincial governments in 2023 to revive an electric vehicle battery facility in Windsor and prevent it from being moved to the U.S. The agreement required Stellantis to maintain operations in Brampton. The sale could lead to the loss of over 9,000 jobs. In response, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly is set to hold a meeting with Stellantis, the union representing its workers, and Ontario government representatives to address the issue. The federal and Ontario governments are now offering an "aggressive package" to Stellantis to keep the Brampton plant open, aiming to save the 2,200 jobs at risk and maintain industrial use.
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Industry Minister Mélanie Joly announced that Ottawa is prepared to sue Stellantis to recover hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding. This legal action follows the automaker signing a deal to sell its assembly plant to defence contractor Roshel. The report focuses on the government's move to reclaim funds after the automaker's decision to sell the facility.
Ottawa serves Stellantis notice of default (this article)3 articles from The Globe and Mail on this storyThe federal and Ontario governments are proposing an aggressive support package to prevent Stellantis from selling its Brampton auto plant to Roshel Inc. Industry Minister Mélanie Joly revealed the plan involves funding from an $8.7-billion support package, specifically utilizing a portion of the $2.5 billion earmarked for the auto sector. The government's strategy includes meeting with Stellantis's global CEO to…
Feds, Ontario offering Stellantis 'aggressive package' to keep Brampton auto plant open →5 articles from CBC on this storyIndustry Minister Melanie Joly reported that the federal government is offering an aggressive package of incentives and restructuring plans to Stellantis to prevent the sale of its Brampton assembly plant. Although the company intends to finalize the sale to defense manufacturer Roshel by the end of the year, Joly and Ontario officials are seeking to buy time to present new scenarios to the company's global CEO. The…
Joly puts 'aggressive package' to Stellantis in bid to stop sale of Brampton plant →5 articles from Toronto Star on this storyThis opinion piece argues that Industry Minister Melanie Joly is risking Stellantis's remaining 8,800 Canadian jobs by using aggressive threats to try and save 2,200 positions at the Brampton plant. Following a Friday news conference near Toronto, Joly asserted that Stellantis is "on the hook" for hundreds of millions of dollars, though internal documents suggest the company may not be in violation of its agreement…
LILLEY: Melanie Joly playing a dangerous game with Stellantis →4 articles from Toronto Sun on this storyOntario Premier Doug Ford, Prime Minister Carney, and union representatives from Unifor are scheduled to meet with Stellantis on Thursday in a downtown Toronto hotel regarding the automaker’s decision to sell its Brampton auto assembly plant to Roshel. At stake is whether Stellantis must uphold its end of a funding agreement that included $1.5 billion over ten years for retooling facilities in Ontario, specifically…
Ford, feds, Unifor set for high-stakes meeting with Stellantis →How the first headlines put it
Stellantis’ sale of Brampton plant a ‘betrayal,’ Carney says
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