‘Very concerning’ — Windsor workers are Canada’s biggest casualty in tariff trade war
The trade war with the United States is taking its toll on Windsor-area workers as the region’s unemployment rate jumped
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Dave Waddell
22:31
Trade war fallout: Auto production numbers plummet, supply chain challenges grow
As the global trade war grinds on, the economic uncertainty has put the North American auto sector on pace to
Dave Waddell
06:27
Windsor unemployment rate nudges upwards; remains Canada’s second-highest
Despite the pain inflicted by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, Windsor’s unemployment rate was only slightly changed at 10.8 per
Dave Waddell
06:22
Trump trade war targets some of Canada’s best-paid jobs — StatsCan
Those jobs north of his border that President Donald Trump has vowed to destroy — as part of his plan
Dave Waddell
11:25
Windsor police arrest shooting suspect following ‘active investigation’
The Windsor Police Service has arrested a 25-year-old man in connection to a shooting at a residence near the downtown
Dave Waddell
18:22
Trade war: Sifting through facts, fibs in current U.S.-Canada tariff tiff
The truth appears to be one of the first casualties in the current tariff battle between Canada and the United
Dave Waddell
10:19
Trump’s desire to repatriate auto industry an expensive dream
Auto industry analysts say it would take automakers years of sustained spending and construction that would cost tens of billions
Dave Waddell
06:21
Ontarians awash in red tide of consumer debt; Windsor faring a little better
Canadian consumer debt hit a record $2.56 trillion by the end of the fourth quarter of 2024 with Ontario residents
Dave Waddell
07:20
Trump tariff chaos could ‘blow a hole’ in North American auto industry — analysts
Should U.S. President Donald Trump make good on this week’s threat to impose a 25 per cent tariff on imported
Dave Waddell
17:24
‘Roll sound, Camera, Action!’ Windsor film fest success built on solid business model
Windsor International Film Festival executive director/chief programmer Vincent Georgie watches over 600 films a year, but his gaze on those
