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Glonghui, June 23 — The Canadian auto union Unifor began negotiations with Ford Motor Company on Monday, marking the start of contract talks with the “Detroit Three” (Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis). The goal is to secure higher wages, stronger job security, and better benefits for its nearly 19,000 members employed at these companies. The current collective agreements between Unifor and the three major automakers are set to expire on September 20. The union stated that it chose to negotiate first with Ford because the automaker has shown the greatest commitment to maintaining its operations in Canada. Unifor has set July 10 as the deadline to reach an agreement with Ford, after which the agreement will be presented to the other two automakers.

Crypto KOL @Adam_Tehc posted on the X platform, stating that over 20,000 wallets dormant for more than a year became active again on Solana DEX last week.

July meteorological outlook shows: Canada's Prairie region faces the dual threat of high temperatures and drought, greatly increasing pressure on canola and wheat production areas. Meanwhile, the U.S. Midwest corn and soybean belt is experiencing insufficient rainfall, with temperature patterns showing extremely high uncertainty.