Neil Moss, et al., The Hill Times Apr 8, 2026 APMA president Flavio Volpe is named to the Top 50 list for the 6th year in a row as a key voice shaping Canada’s foreign policy on trade. He's identified as a “trusted adviser” to the federal government and an advocate for the auto sector amid ongoing tensions with the U.S. Read here

Abas Rana, et al., The Hill Times Mar 30, 2026 APMA President Flavio Volpe was again named to The Hill Times  Top 100 Most Influential People in Government and Politics for 2026, recognized for his role shaping trade and industrial policy and advocating for Canada’s auto sector amid rising tariffs and global competition Read here

The Canadian Press Mar 19, 2026 Govenor General Mary Simon inducted more than 30 individuals into the Order of Canada, including auto industry advocate Flavio Volpe who is the president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association. The ceremony also honoured figures from law, media and the arts, recognizing contributions across Canadian public life. Watch here

Joe Volpe, Corriere Canadese Mar 20, 2026 Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association, was among this year’s Order of Canada honourees, recognized for his leadership in advancing Canada’s automotive sector and mobilizing industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. The ceremony, held at Rideau Hall, celebrated contributions across public life, with a photo gallery capturing the event and recipients. Read here

Freddy Mata, ICI Radio-Canada | CBC News Mar 8, 2026 Women remain underrepresented in Ontario’s auto sector, accounting for about 26.6 per cent of the workforce. APMA Vice President Karen Speers, featured in the report, highlighted the industry’s opportunities for career growth while calling for greater mentorship and visibility to encourage more women to enter the field. Read here