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GM Boosts Investment, Grows Electric Portfolio to Lead in EV Race
2020-11-19
General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) Chairman and CEO Mary Barra revealed that the company will offer 30 all-electric models globally by mid-decade. Forty percent of the company’s U.S. entries will be battery electric vehicles by the end of 2025. Barra also announced an increase in GM’s financial commitment to EVs and AVs today to $27 billion through 2025 – up from the $20 billion planned before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
GM Canada Donation Helps Raise Over $400,000 for the Durham Children’s Aid Foundation through the Corvette Charity Auction and Community Donations
2020-10-29
The auction of the last 7th generation Chevrolet Corvette and first 8th generation mid-engine Chevrolet Corvette Stingray built for the Canadian market helped the Durham Children’s Aid Foundation in honour of Sharon Clark and Sharon's Kids including online donations, raise more than $400,000.
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Employee Spotlight – Matthew Adams
2020-11-13
Meet Matthew Adams, Diagnostic Systems Engineer on our Automated Driving & Active Safety team at General Motors Canada.
GM Canada Donation Helps Raise Over $400,000 for the Durham Children’s Aid Foundation through the Corvette Charity Auction and Community Donations
2020-10-29
The auction of the last 7th generation Chevrolet Corvette and first 8th generation mid-engine Chevrolet Corvette Stingray built for the Canadian market helped the Durham Children’s Aid Foundation in honour of Sharon Clark and Sharon's Kids including online donations, raise more than $400,000.
Auction of Last 7th Generation and First 8th Generation Chevrolet Corvette Built for Canada To Benefit the Durham Children’s Aid Foundation
2020-10-19
General Motors of Canada and Chevrolet are donating for auction the last 7th generation Corvette and the first 8th generation all-new, mid-engine Corvette Stingray built for the Canadian market to the Durham Children’s Aid Foundation in support of ‘Sharon’s Kids,’ which was founded by Sharon Clark in 1968.
$28 Million Cogeneration Investment at General Motors St. Catharines Plant Lowers GHG Emissions and Reduces Energy Costs
2020-08-31
Today, General Motors Canada and partners announced the completion of a $28 million cogeneration investment at the GM St. Catharines Propulsion plant that will enhance the operation’s competitiveness by lowering greenhouse gas emissions and reducing future energy costs. The cogeneration program is expected to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 70 per cent while protecting the engine and transmission plant from rising electricity and carbon costs.
Updated November 2, 2020
