Loonie Slides to 72.44¢ U.S. as Trade War Adds New Cost Pressure for Canada’s Auto Sector
Canada’s auto industry is confronting a problem that does not stop at the border. On September 9, the Canadian dollar
Ottawa Moves to Rewrite Canada’s Trade Corridors as Auto and Trucking Supply Chains Face U.S. Pressure
Canada’s trade map was built around a simple economic reality: the United States was the easiest and largest market for
Northern Ontario Lithium Project Tests Forestry Byproduct in Push for a Made-in-Canada EV Supply Chain
A forestry byproduct once associated mainly with pulp mills is being tested for a very different role in Northern Ontario:
Ford’s China Fight Explodes in Washington as Lawmakers Target CATL, Geely and BYD Deals
Ford’s attempt to learn from Chinese automotive technology while keeping Chinese automakers out of its home market has become a
Canada’s Average Gas Price Nears $1.80/L as GasBuddy Warns $1.85 Is Next
Canada’s gasoline market is entering September with a motorists often expect after Labour Day is being overwhelmed by another surge
19 Driving Habits That Make Mechanics Think Trouble Is Coming
Cars rarely develop expensive problems because of one dramatic moment. More often, wear accumulates quietly through habits repeated on every
Why Some Canadians Are Choosing Manual Controls Over Fancy Tech
Modern vehicles can stream music, update themselves overnight, track traffic in real time, recognize voice commands, and place dozens of
22 Things That Make Some Cars Better to Lease Than Buy
Leasing is often reduced to a simple argument about renting versus owning, but the better choice can depend heavily on
The Dealership Paperwork Detail Buyers Should Read Twice
Buying a vehicle can feel settled once the price and monthly payment have been negotiated, but some of the most