User:Geo Swan/Bombardier Thunder Bay
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In 1992 Bombardier Transportation acquired its Bombardier Thunder Bay plant.[1] The plant was first opened in 1913, as Canadian Car and Foundry.
The plant built a dozen minesweepers for the French Navy, during World War One.[1]
Other owners include Hawker Siddeley Canada and the Urban Transport Developemnt Corporation UTDC
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Peter Kuitenbrouwer (2015-01-05). "Bombardier's Thunder Bay plant hit with supply chain woes". Financial Post. Retrieved 2018-07-06.
All is not well at this facility. Bombardier did not disclose it to a visitor, but the company is laying off 49 people here in December and January. Upon later inquiry, the company confirmed that it cannot keep these workers busy because of challenges getting parts to the plant from the Bombardier factory in Ciudad Sahagun, near Mexico City, among other places.
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