New study questions viability of an all-Canadian car company

APMA
Jan 9
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Norman De Bono, The London Free Press

Jan 6, 2025

Co-author of the Trillium Network study, Brendan Sweeney, said discussions about a potential Canadian carmaker are likely to be led by the auto parts sector, pointing to global suppliers such as Magna and Linamar. The article also references the APMA’s Project Arrow as a proof-of-concept initiative demonstrating that Canada has the domestic capability, components, and innovation required to build a vehicle.

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