Ont. auto manufacturers, farmers try to plan for a U.S. trade future where anything could happen

Feb 71 min read

CBC News

February 7, 2025

President of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association Flavio Volpe speaks during a campaign stop at Martinrea auto parts, in Woodbridge, Ont., on Monday. Volpe says about 80 per cent of vehicles made in Canada — almost all from Ontario —are exported to the U.S.

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