OpinionCanadian taxpayers’ secretive $2.6-billion gift to ChryslerJason Kirby: Canada vowed that bailout loans to failing automakers in 2009 would have strings attached. Surprise, surprise: they did not.
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BusinessState of the anti-unionAutomakers are flooding to the Deep South for cheap, union-free labour
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BusinessPlaying for JeepsChrysler is hoping to cash in on the stampede to buy the latest version of the Call of Duty video game series
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