'Like your best friend betraying you' — Windsor hit hardest in trade war nearing first anniversary

APMA
Jan 9
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Madeline Mazak, Windsor Star

Jan 2, 2025

A look back at the effects of U.S. tariffs on Windsor, Ontario. Volatility in the auto industry remains, as APMA President Flavio Volpe comments: “I think a lot of affected parties have this battered spouse syndrome,” said Volpe. “They say publicly, ‘It’s not that bad… I’ve gotten used to it,’ and they can manage it. But the reality is, every day that passes, you leave a little bit of your soul out there.”

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