Canadian Auto Workers

This is a mug shot of Ken Lewenza, CAW’s National President. The CAW, it’s the Canadian Auto Workers Union. In such tough time for the auto industry, my guess is that Ken doesn’t feel like laughing or smilling. Great since I’m not really a smilly portrait photographer, unless it’s needed for the...  

TORONTO -- The Canadian Auto Workers' newly elected president said Saturday he would continue to fight for the union that's been battered by the industry's struggles. Ken Lewenza, former president of CAW Local 444 in Windsor, Ontario, was unanimously elect  

With turmoil in the financial markets infecting consumer confidence and the auto industry bleeding nearly white, the Canadian Auto Workers union is "holding its breath" that there won't be any more plant ...  

TORONTO - With turmoil in the financial markets infecting consumer confidence and the auto industry bleeding nearly white, the Canadian Auto Workers union is "holding its breath" that there won't be any more plant closings and permanent job loses in the foreseeable future.  

The Canadian Auto Workers Union and its TCA-Quebec Social Justice Fund have donated $50,000 to Oxfam-Quebec's relief efforts in response to the four recent storms that have hit Haiti.  

TORONTO - With turmoil in the financial markets infecting consumer confidence and the auto industry bleeding nearly white, the Canadian Auto Workers union is "holding its breathe" that there won't be any more plant closings and permanent job loses in the foreseeable future.  

The Canadian Auto Workers elected Ken Lewenza as president, its first new top executive since 1992, as the union contends with declining employment at U.S.- based automakers.  

Recent endorsements of an NDP candidate by Canadian Auto Workers officials in Oshawa have led an activist to accuse the union local of breaching rules limiting political involvement.  

New Canadian Auto Workers president Ken Lewenza was in town Wednesday to discuss the next step in the Made in Canada Matters Campaign but the night was mostly about talking politics.  

Buzz Hargrove, the former national president of the Canadian Auto Workers Union, was among eight members named Wednesday to the National Hockey League Player Associations' advisory board of directors.  

The new president of the Canadian Auto Workers union wants to establish a closer relationship with the United Auto Workers, saying the two auto unions have much in common and would be stronger if they were able to find some ways to work together.  

THOMAS -- Canadian Auto Workers members protested manufacturing job losses yesterday in a march that drew a crowd estimated at 2000. ...  

The Canadian Auto Workers Union has announced the election of Ken Lewenza as the union's new president.  

Newly elected Canadian Auto Workers president Ken Lewenza, centre, is welcomed by outgoing president Buzz Hargrove, left, and former president Bob White at a CAW meeting at the Metro Convention Centre in ...  

The Canadian Auto Workers union says younger workers at a General Motors truck plant in Oshawa, Ont., will be able to keep their jobs, but the solution is still nothing more than a "bandage on a very, very deep ...