Flavio Volpe speaks on U.S tariffs on auto sector

APMA
Apr 3
1 min read

APMA President, Flavio Volpe visited CBC studios Wednesday morning to discuss the latest update in the ongoing tariff measures against Canada and the auto industry. A fun fact: did you know that Ford used to build cars in Toronto between 1916-1925? It's an interesting point and a reminder that Canada's automotive manufacturing history is over a hundred years old. Watch the full interview here.

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