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The first two are charged with break-in enter and possession of stolen property.

We're still looking at a stalemate between Stellantis and Unifor, which represents 6,000 employees at the Windsor Assembly Plant.

The union provided an update to its members as contract talks remain at an impasse.

The sticking point remains the future of the Brampton Assembly Plant, which Stellantis wants to sell to a third party.

A 48-year-old man is charged with assault with a weapon and assault causing bodily harm.

The contract involving Stellantis employees expired over the weekend, with some 6,000 Windsor Assembly Plant employees affected.

Talks between the automaker and Unifor have been paused, primarily over the fate of the Brampton facility.

National President Lana Payne says no vote on strike action is expected to take place in the near future.

With an update from windsornewstoday.ca, I'm Mark Brown.

While it is a possibility, the 6,000 workers at the Solanus Windsor Assembly Plant won't have to worry about a strike for now.

With talks on hold, Unifor National President Lana Payne says they need answers on the future of the Brampton plant before they move

forward.

But it seems like both sides might be preparing for a little bit more of a drawn out time here.

Yeah, and that two-week shutdown comes at the Windsor Assembly Plant where they build minivans and muscle cars, the only plant currently operating in Ontario other than Etobicoke Castings, which obviously doesn't produce vehicles.

David, always good to have you on for your insight.

Appreciate the update.