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Hundreds of layoffs expected at Ingersoll, Ont., assembly plant as GM halts production

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General Motors has announced a temporary shutdown of its CAMI Assembly plant in Ingersoll, Ont., with hundreds of layoffs expected. GM says the decision is not tied to U.S. tariffs, but is due to decreased market demand and high inventory levels of the BrightDrop electric vehicle. Mayor of Ingersoll Brian Petrie weighs in.

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