Politics This Morning: Feds bracing for potential ‘disruptions’ after U.S. vote, says Trudeau
By Beatrice Paez October 9, 2020
Plus, the federal government and Ontario pony up nearly $600-million to produce electric cars at Ford's Oakville plant.
Procurement Minister Anita Anand, flanked by Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, was at Ford's innovation centre to announce the feds' plan to spend $295-million to help Ford retool its Oakville, Ont., plant to produce electric vehicles. Ontario is chipping in the same amount. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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