What Amazon's Quebec exit means for shoppers, workers, landlords and government
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Amazon closing facilities, laying off nearly 2,000 people in Quebec. Will Ontario be impacted?
Amazon is laying off nearly 2,000 workers and closing seven facilities in Quebec over the next two months as it transitions to a third-party delivery model in that province. A company spokesperson said the delivery will be similar to how it operated prior to 2020, which is when the company opened its own facilities in Quebec.
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