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Canada Threatens Lawsuit Over Stellantis Plant Sale Amid US Trade Shift
Canada has issued a legal notice to Stellantis, warning of a lawsuit if the automaker proceeds with the sale of its Canadian plant, citing concerns that the deal would breach trade rules and undermine Canadian jobs as U.S. trade policies push production southward.
Canada has served Stellantis with a notice of intent to sue, arguing the proposed sale of its Canadian auto plant could violate trade agreements and cost jobs. The move comes as President Trump's trade policies encourage manufacturers to relocate production to the United States.
- Legal threat: Canada says the sale may breach the Canada‑U.S. Trade Agreement.
- Economic impact: Officials warn the deal could lead to job losses and reduced investment in the Canadian auto sector.
For full details, see the original report on LiveMint.
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