Cars & vehiclesDoug Brennan MotorsFord & GM Signed. Stellantis Didn't — 9,000 Canadian Workers Vote on a Strike

Ford & GM Signed. Stellantis Didn't — 9,000 Canadian Workers Vote on a Strike

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Published Oct 16, 2026, 11:00 AM · 8h ago

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Doug Brennan Motors
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Ford's workers ratified new Unifor contracts in July. GM's followed at the end of August. Stellantis' contract expired on September 20, and about 9,000 of its Canadian workers now vote on whether to authorize a strike on October 17 and 18, with results due October 19. Doug Brennan, a Canadian mechanic, explains what a strike authorization vote does and does not do, why the idled Brampton plant is at the centre of the standoff, and what the three-week Windsor shutdown starting October 19 really is. Then the part that matters if you own a Jeep, Ram, Chrysler or Dodge: what a strike could mean for parts, service and deliveries, and the simple, safe steps to take now. We use AI tools to support the production of this video. #Stellantis #Unifor #CanadianCars

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