Provincial Silence Sparks Concern for CAMI Workers
Growing pressure is mounting on the Ontario provincial government to intervene as uncertainty deepens for workers at the CAMI facility in London. London North Centre MPP Terrence Kernaghan is publicly questioning why Premier Doug Ford's administration has remained silent while hundreds of workers face an uncertain future.
Political Leaders Demand Action
Terrence Kernaghan, the Member of Provincial Parliament for London North Centre, has become increasingly vocal about what he describes as "crickets from the province" regarding the CAMI situation. The New Democrat MPP is demanding immediate action from the Ford government to support the workers and their families who are caught in the escalating uncertainty.
The situation has developed over recent weeks, with workers expressing growing anxiety about their employment futures. Despite the mounting concerns, the provincial government has yet to announce any concrete plans or support measures for the affected employees and their community.
Community Impact and Next Steps
The deepening uncertainty at the CAMI facility represents more than just potential job losses—it threatens the economic stability of numerous families in the London region. Local leaders and community advocates are joining Kernaghan in calling for provincial intervention to address the situation before it escalates further.
As of November 18, 2025, the Ford government continues to face criticism for its lack of response to the developing crisis. The ongoing silence from Queen's Park has left workers and local officials frustrated as they seek clarity and support during this challenging period.
The situation remains fluid, with community leaders vowing to maintain pressure on the provincial government until meaningful action is taken to address the concerns of CAMI workers and secure the region's economic future.
