Inside the court battle between Stellantis and an Ontario auto parts supplier

APMA
Nov 12, 2025
1 min read

Chris Ensing, CBC News

Nov 10, 2025

Because of how interlinked the North American auto industry is, APMA President Flavio Volpe comments that “vehicle assembly in the U.S. is at risk when things like this happen, whether they’ve happened because a company is refusing to deliver parts or because the White House makes the wrong move.”

(Flavio appears @ 02:08)

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