Canadian auto union makes progress with GM

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TORONTO (AP) — The head of the Canadian Auto Workers said late Tuesday there has been significant progress toward a new labor deal with General Motors and said the Detroit automaker is waiting for a counter-proposal from the union.

CAW President Ken Lewenza said they will make the offer Wednesday. He also said they’ve made progress with Chrysler, but not as much as they’ve made with GM.

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