NEWMARKET, ON—Magna International Inc. will create 75 new jobs with a $1.5-million expansion of its assembly plant here. The facility produces electronic control modules for automotive roof systems.

TORONTO—Canadian auto workers begin voting next Monday on whether they want Unifor, the country’s largest private-sector union, to represent them in contract negotiations with Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Inc.

TORONTO—A decision by Chrysler Canada to commit to bringing a new minivan assembly line to Windsor, ON, was greeted with caution Tuesday, as the auto giant said it was no longer looking to the federal and Ontario governments for funding.

OTTAWA, ON—The Canadian government has pledged an additional $500 million over the next two years to support the country’s auto industry.

WINDSOR, ON—The Canadian Auto Workers union and Flex-N-Gate have agreed to a three-year contract for workers at the Tier 1 supplier’s assembly plant here. Flex-N-Gate makes frame rails for Chrysler vehicles.

INGERSOLL, ON—The Canadian Auto Workers has begun negotiations with General Motors for a new contract at the carmaker’s assembly plant here.

OAKVILLE, ON—The Canadian government is allocating $250 million to support R&D projects in the country’s automotive industry.