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Boom and gloom: A stark divide in Southwestern Ontario's auto belt

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In one Southwestern Ontario city, forever linked by history to all things jumbo, one of the world’s largest automakers is building Canada’s biggest factory — a $7-billion colossus expected to employ about 3,000 people.

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Boom and gloom: A stark divide in Southwestern Ontario's auto belt

In one Southwestern Ontario city, forever linked by history to all things jumbo, one of the world’s largest automakers is building Canada’s biggest factory – a $7-billion colossus expected to employ about 3,000 people.

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