In Donald Trump, Canadian autoworkers see an existential threat: ‘His ass should be hauled into world trade court’

APMA
Oct 9, 2025
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Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star

Aug 9, 2025

“I’m positive we’ll survive, but I’m not naive to what the threat is,” says APMA President Flavio Volpe. “None of the automakers are headquartered in Canada” Volpe points out, noting that two Canadian assembly plants are on hold.

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