Two Toyota Ontario Plants To Get $500 Million Injection

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Inc., backed by the federal and Ontario governments, will unveil plans Tuesday to invest about $500-million to finance productivity and production improvements and green initiatives at the auto maker’s two Ontario assembly plants.

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