A five-point plan to help Canada’s auto sector survive the Trump era

APMA
May 9
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Adam Radwanski, The Globe and Mail

April 19, 2025

“Local suppliers have the capacity to manufacture the entire range of parts that make up a vehicle here in Canada,” said Flavio Volpe. “The challenge is how to get them Canadian contracts while they manage losing American ones.”

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