As the U.S. bailout package heads for the Senate's approval, the plan to help the Canadian sector appears to be picking up speed.
Ontario Economic Development Minister Michael Bryant says a decision could come from Ottawa and Ontario as early as tomorrow.
Sources have confirmed to The Canadian Press that Chrysler, Ford and GM want a total of $6.8 billion dollars in loans and credit lines from Ottawa and Ontario.
Premier Dalton McGuinty is demanding that the Detroit Three make their demands public if they want support.
He says they first want to know how many jobs will be lost and what the companies will do to turn their operations around in Ontario.
A GM spokesman says it always expected to make its submissions public and plans to release details by the end of the week after meeting with government officials.
