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Ford union agrees to wage freeze
May 05, 2008

The Canadian Auto Workers will ask General Motors and Chrysler today and tomorrow to match a historic early contract, including a wage freeze, that union members at Ford Motor Co. of Canada have ratified.

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Nycomed named a great place to work

Prospective employees don't have to look too far to find one of the best workplaces in Canada....

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Ford and CAW eyeing early deal

The Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) stunned the auto industry Monday by announcing it had reached ag...

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Hydrogen power has an Edge

As more consumers start demanding green products, Ford is looking to catch the environmental wav...

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Store closing after 130 years

For 130 years Howard Williams Jewellers has been following its customers through significant tim...

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Ford plant accepting applications

Business is looking up at Ford.... | read more |
Ford hiring more workers at Oakville plant
Ford of Canada will hire up to 500 new workers for its local assembly plant by July. ... | read more |
CIBC building new branch

CIBC will build a new 10,210-square-foot full-service branch at the intersection of Dundas and T... | read more |
Chamber hosts Auditor General

The Oakville Chamber of Commerce is inviting all interested parties to a breakfast with Canada's... | read more |
Bellan to speak at Company of Women dinner, trade show

Susan Bellan, the founder of Breaking Bread for Women, will be the guest speaker at the April 15... | read more |
Oakville businesses honoured for their excellence

Oakville's leading businesses received the recognition that only comes from being the best on Th... | read more |
Ford hopes for sales boost from Eco Boost

Analysts are expecting a downturn in sales for Ford Canada in 2008, but it hasn't happened yet a... | read more |

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