As Paul says, please try to keep up

November 14, 2008

January 16: Ottawa turns down auto aidJanuary 17: No bailout for Ford, Flaherty saysFebruary 29: Canada won’t bail out auto industry: ministerApril 1: Ford calls on Ottawa for fundingSeptember 3: Tories pledge $80 million for Ford plantSeptember 26: McGuinty, Prentice at odds on fundingOctober 28: Prentice says no to auto parts bailoutNovember 8: Canada cautiously considers assistance to auto industryNovember 10: Auto sector of particular concern, Flaherty saysNovember 10: Harper hints at auto bailoutNovember 12: Clement examining options for aid to auto sectorNovember 12: Flaherty, CAW spar over bailout for automakersNovember 13: Don’t expect bailout: Flaherty to auto industryNovember 13: Canada, U.S. talking about carmaker aid: FlahertyNovember 13: Flaherty says any auto industry aid can’t be wastedNovember 14: Ottawa ponders Canada-U.S. auto bailout plan

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