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Stellantis May Abandon Brampton for Good: What It Means for Ontario Jobs

  Published August 18, 2026 With less than 24 hours left before Washington's 50% tariff deadline hits at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, the headlines are all about cement, wine, and dairy. But the real fight holding up a deal is happening in the auto sector — and this week it collided with a story much closer to home: Stellantis is weighing whether to walk away from its Brampton, Ont. assembly plant for good. Put those two stories together and you get a clearer picture of what's actually at stake for Ontario workers, renters, and taxpayers than any tariff-deadline countdown can show on its own. The Trade Deal Is Stuck on Auto Rules, Not Wine or Cement Canadian and U.S. negotiators have been in Washington for a week trying to head off Trump's Section 338 tariffs — a rarely used trade law that, unlike earlier rounds, doesn't recognize USMCA certificates of origin for the goods it covers. Autos, alcohol, and dairy are all on the list, but autos are the sticking point. Canada is pu...
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Peaceful Protests in London Amid Heavy Police Presence

 

London witnessed significant demonstrations from both right-wing, anti-immigrant protesters and opposing anti-racism groups. The rallies, which were closely monitored by a substantial police presence, passed off peacefully without any major incidents.

The heightened police operation was aimed at preventing clashes between the rival groups, ensuring the safety of all participants. Authorities had prepared extensively to manage the large crowds and maintain order throughout the day.

Despite the contrasting messages of the two groups, the day concluded without any significant disturbances, showcasing the effectiveness of the police strategy and the commitment of the demonstrators to peaceful protest.


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