An emergency committee meeting on Parliament Hill about the NextStar electric vehicle (EV) battery plant in Windsor, Ont., was told Monday that Canadians feel as though jobs are being “stolen from their fingertips.” Conservative MP Chris Lewis, whose riding is in Essex, which neighbours Windsor, made the comment in Ottawa before the House of Commons standing committee on government operations and estimates (OGGO). The meeting lasted two hours before being suspended due to time constraints and will continue at a future date. NextStar’s plan to hire 1,600 technicians, including 900 temporary staff mainly from South Korea, to install and test equipment has been met with backlash from labour
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