NextStar Energy workers narrowly approve new collective agreement

Canada August 08, 2026 01:33 AM

It's only been operating for about two years, but NextStar Energy is already one of Windsor-Essex's largest employers. Thursday night, about 850 unionized workers approved a new contract with the battery manufacturer. The CBC's Pratyush Dayal reports.

NextStar Energy workers narrowly approve new collective agreement

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