Maria Stenstroem

Volkswagen agrees to spend up to C$2.1 billion over Canadian emissions

Tue, Dec 20, 2016

Volkswagen AG has agreed to spend up to $2.1 billion Canadian dollars to buy back or fix 105,000 polluting diesels and compensate owners in Canada, the company said Monday.

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