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4 minute read Updated: 10:54 AM ESTTORONTO - Industry Minister Mélanie Joly is set to hold a four-way meeting Thursday with automaker Stellantis, the union representing its more than 9,000 workers in Canada, and representatives of the Ontario government.
The discussions in Toronto come days after Stellantis announced it was selling its Brampton, Ont. assembly plant to Canadian armoured vehicle manufacturer Roshel for an undisclosed amount. More than 2,000 workers have been laid off from the plant since it was idled in 2023.
The announcement has been met with backlash from Unifor and the federal government over implications of the move for employees and the automaker's obligations, but some have also questioned the extent of Ottawa's involvement leading up to the deal.
Prime Minister Mark Carney initially called the sale of the plant a "betrayal" to laid off Stellantis workers and Canadians as a whole, saying the deal "violates the obligations that Stellantis has under several agreements.'
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Harry spoke at the European Parliament in Brussels during the opening of a memorial to children who have died as the result of harm suffered on social media. The Lost Screen Memorial features replicas of oversized smartphones with the photo of a deceased child on each home screen.
Meghan, also known as the Duchess of Sussex, was originally scheduled to speak alongside Harry but withdrew because she was not “strong enough emotionally,” a person familiar with her reasoning said. She still accompanied her husband to the event.
The allegations against Thomas Markle Sr. surfaced last month. He was ordered to jail Tuesday because he removed an electronic monitoring device from his ankle, just days after he was charged with possession of child sexual abuse material.
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