It's all over the news today - we'll see what happens.
Eric Prud'homme: it is "five after midnight" for the plant over the next 12 months, putting at least half of the plant's 600 jobs on the line.
Things may get out of control.
Sad...
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/bombardier-warns-losing-out-on-train-contract-could-force-layoffs-in-quebec/article38020680/
"The contract for the 468 Azur cars (the Montreal metro) ends in November and 300 people could be laid off if nothing is done," La Pocatiere Mayor Sylvain Hudon said in a news conference.
He was joined by Yvon Souci, head of the Kamouraska region, and Mario Guignard, president of the Bombardier union in La Pocatiere.