Canada's Auto Workers Wary
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In Canada's car capital of Windsor, auto workers brace for the worst
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Windsor-Essex is the heart of Canada 's automobile sector, just a bridge away from the US state of Michigan .
Some 24,000 people work directly in the automotive industry in the city, while 120,000 other jobs depend on the sector.
Ford first established its presence in Windsor in 1896 , while the first Stellantis (then Chrysler ) factory arrived in 1928 , with dozens of factories and suppliers springing up around the city.
The US tariffs have been a major factor in Canada 's general election, which is on 28 April .
Canada 's political parties are rolling out suites of plans on the campaign trail to help the auto sector.
Liberal leader Mark Carney imposed a reported C$ 35bn in counter auto tariffs, in addition to previously announced reciprocal measures on US .
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