Picket lines are still set up outside of the entrances to the Ingersoll Cami Plant.
INGERSOLL - Employees are continuing to strike outside of the Cami Plant in Ingersoll.
Multiple picket lines have been set up at different entrances to the plant on Ingersoll Street South.
Mike Van Boekel, the plant chair for Unifor Local 88 explains why employees began their strike at 11pm on Sunday.
"GM has now opened up two plants in Mexico to also build the Equinox, they're producing it and we are demanding a letter that will keep us at least going guaranteed for the life of the contract to keep building the Equinox and they do not want to provide us that letter at all."
Van Boekel adds the GM plants in Mexico will be paying their employees $3 an hour, something the Cami Plant cannot compete with,
The local plant used to build both the Chevy Equinox and the GMC Terrain. Terrain production was moved to Mexico in July, resulting in the layoffs of 400 local employees.
Van Boekel tells Heart FM they have received an overwhelming response from the community so far.
"Right now it's a very good atmosphere. We are aware though that will diminish as the time goes on, there's a lot of people looking for money as this is their main income so we will continue to talk and try to find a resolution."
Van Boekel does not know when the strike will end.

MURC: Coming Soon to Ingersoll!
Candidate Information Session Coming Up
EZT Remembers Former Ward 3 Councillor
SWPH Issues Cold Weather Alert
UPDATE: Strong Winds Continue this Morning
Woodstock Resident Charged with Speeding
Interview with the Mayor - March 16th, 2026
Woodstock Driver Charged in Brant County
PJHL Playoff Recap - March 13th to March 15th
March Break Safety Tips from Oxford OPP
Oxford-Elgin Rainbow Research Project Underway
Death Investigation in Woodstock
OPP: Plan Ahead Before St. Paddy's Day Festivities
Another Friday the 13th in Port Dover Today
Hansen Parents Visit Artemis II Explorers Club at IDCI
East Oxford Parents Respond to AARC Announcement
Strong Winds Expected in Oxford
WPS Charge Two in Firearms Incident
Food Rescue Hub Receives $50,000
Interview with the Warden - March 12th, 2026