Posthaste: Canadian auto sector innovates amid uncertainty

APMA
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Ben Cousins, Financial Post

February 11, 2026

Over 80% of Canadian OEMs are restructuring supply chains and pursuing new markets to manage tariff pressure and trade uncertainty, according to KPMG. “The survey captures an industry that understands the scale of disruption but continues to make disciplined decisions,” said APMA President Flavio Volpe, pointing to stronger supply chains and new global partnerships.

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