A union representing more than 5,000 Ford Motor Company of Canada workers says members overwhelmingly vote in favour of a new three-year agreement with the automaker. The announcement covers a deal reached for salaried or hourly workers represented by the union, according to the outlets. The City News Toronto report says the union’s membership votes overwhelmingly to ratify the three-year contract with Ford. The Winnipeg Free Press report carries the same core information, indicating that the union representing over 5,000 employees at Ford ratifies the agreement following a vote by its members. While details of the contract terms are not included in the provided summaries, both sources agree on the main points: Ford and the union reach a new three-year deal, the union holds a ratification vote, and the membership approves it by a large margin. The reports do not specify the exact vote count, the effective date, or the specific provisions of the contract in the excerpts provided.