(L-R) GM Canada President Arturo Elias, CAMI Automotive Inc. President Carolyne Watts and Sandra Pupatello, Ontario Minister of Economic Development and Trade, listen as Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement speaks in Ingersoll November 9, 2009. General Motors Co said on Monday that it would invest C$90 million ($85.1 million) to expand a joint venture plant in Canada where it builds the Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain crossovers. GM also said it would recall about 150 workers to the CAMI Automotive plant in Ingersoll, Canada, a joint venture with Suzuki Motor that has about 2,000 hourly workers. Reuters Pictures 2 weeks ago

(L-R) GM Canada President Arturo Elias, CAMI Automotive Inc. President Carolyne Watts and Sandra Pupatello, Ontario Minister of Economic Development and Trade, listen as Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement speaks in Ingersoll November 9, 2009. General Motors Co said on Monday that it would invest C$90 million ($85.1 million) to expand a joint venture plant in Canada where it builds the Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain crossovers. GM also said it would recall about 150 workers to the CAMI Automotive plant in Ingersoll, Canada, a joint venture with Suzuki Motor that has about 2,000 hourly workers.

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  8. (L-R) GM Canada President Arturo Elias, CAMI Automotive Inc. President Carolyne Watts and Sandra Pupatello, Ontario Minister of Economic Development and Trade, listen as Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement speaks in Ingersoll November 9, 2009. General Motors Co said on Monday that it would invest C$90 million ($85.1 million) to expand a joint venture plant in Canada where it builds the Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain crossovers. GM also said it would recall about 150 workers to the CAMI Automotive plant in Ingersoll, Canada, a joint venture with Suzuki Motor that has about 2,000 hourly workers.
  9. GM Canada President Arturo Elias (C) announces a C$90 Million investment in CAMI Automotive Inc. with Sandra Pupatello (L), Ontario Minister of Economic Development and Trade, and Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement in Ingersoll November 9, 2009. General Motors Co said on Monday that it would invest C$90 million ($85.1 million) to expand a joint venture plant in Canada where it builds the Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain crossovers. GM also said it would recall about 150 workers to the CAMI Automotive plant in Ingersoll, Canada, a joint venture with Suzuki Motor that has about 2,000 hourly workers.
  10. Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement speaks after CAMI Automotive Inc announced a multimillion investment, in Ingersoll November 9, 2009. General Motors Co said on Monday that it would invest C$90 million ($85.1 million) to expand a joint venture plant in Canada where it builds the Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain crossovers. GM also said it would recall about 150 workers to the CAMI Automotive plant in Ingersoll, Canada, a joint venture with Suzuki Motor that has about 2,000 hourly workers.
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  15. (L-R) GM Canada President Arturo Elias, CAMI Automotive Inc. President Carolyne Watts and Sandra Pupatello, Ontario Minister of Economic Development and Trade, listen as Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement speaks in Ingersoll November 9, 2009. General Motors Co said on Monday that it would invest C$90 million ($85.1 million) to expand a joint venture plant in Canada where it builds the Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain crossovers. GM also said it would recall about 150 workers to the CAMI Automotive plant in Ingersoll, Canada, a joint venture with Suzuki Motor that has about 2,000 hourly workers.
  16. GM Canada President Arturo Elias (C) announces a C$90 Million investment in CAMI Automotive Inc. with Sandra Pupatello (L), Ontario Minister of Economic Development and Trade, and Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement in Ingersoll November 9, 2009. General Motors Co said on Monday that it would invest C$90 million ($85.1 million) to expand a joint venture plant in Canada where it builds the Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain crossovers. GM also said it would recall about 150 workers to the CAMI Automotive plant in Ingersoll, Canada, a joint venture with Suzuki Motor that has about 2,000 hourly workers.

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