Three workers injured at Windsor picket line: Unifor

Windsor police responded to an incident at Titan Tool and Die after Unifor said workers were hurt on the picket line. CTV Windsor’s Michelle Maluske has more.

Unifor Local 195 President Emile Nabbout says three members were struck Monday morning by a transport truck at Titan Tool and Die.

The workers have been locked out since mid-August in an ongoing labour dispute about the future of the auto parts factory.

Nabbout described the workers’ injuries as “not serious” but said they were taken to hospital.

Windsor police said they are on scene for an “investigation”, but cannot provide more details at this time.

CTV News reached out to Titan Tool and Die for comment and confirmation of Unifor’s allegation on Monday.

Through their lawyer, Titan would only confirm the presence of police.

“Titan Tool on Friday Nov. 7, 2025 contacted the Sheriff of the County of Essex and secured their attendance at Titan for Monday, Nov. 10, 2025, with Windsor Police Services if necessary, so that the terms of the Oct. 1, 2025 Order, of Madam Justice Kalajdzic would be enforced lawfully, efficiently, and safely.”

A court-ordered injunction remains in place preventing the union from barricading the entrances to Titan’s factory on Howard Avenue and Futura Tool and Die on Charles Street.