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The Early Shift | Dec 24, 2012 | 7:31

A Chat With Ken Lewenza

It's a difficult time to be leading the Canadian Auto Workers. Ken Lewenza came out swinging against General Motors last week. We'll hear why, and what challenges he sees for the industry in the year ahead.

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