
For Immediate Release
Cambridge
07/05/2011
The province is securing 6,500 jobs for Ontario families by helping Toyota increase productivity at its Cambridge and Woodstock assembly plants.
In partnership with the Government of Canada, Ontario is helping Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada upgrade with “Project Green Light,” investing in:
These upgrades will support the production of cleaner, more fuel efficient vehicles at Toyota’s Ontario plants.
The auto industry is an important driver of Ontario’s economy, supporting about 400,000 jobs across the province and generating billions of dollars in economic activity.
We’re investing in Toyota to protect these jobs for Ontario families and to ensure Ontario remains a leader in the global auto industry. Our support for automotive innovation will lead to the production of more fuel efficient vehicles at Toyota’s facilities in Ontario.”
– Sandra Pupatello, Minister of Economic Development and Trade
“We’re pleased to help Toyota provide state-of-the-art training and equipment to families in our community. This investment will help Toyota maintain its competitive edge in the global market.”
– John Milloy, MPP for Kitchener Centre, Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities
“Continuous improvement is the backbone of Toyota and we will continue to look for ways to improve our products, our processes, and our people. The strong support that we have received from both the Federal and Provincial governments is very important because it allows us to give these initiatives priority and helps to secure our production footprint in Canada. Government partnership also helps to ensure that the Canadian automotive industry remains competitive and strong.”
– Ray Tanguay, Chairman of Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada
For more information:
Tim Weber
Minister Pupatello's Office
416-325-4502
Mark Ingram
Communications Branch
416-325-4776
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