The School Zone Mistakes Canadian Drivers Keep Making This Fall
The return of backpacks, buses and crowded curb lanes makes fall one of the most demanding times of year around
17 Warning Signs Your Vehicle Is Not Ready for October Weather
October is when a vehicle’s summer weaknesses can start turning into cold-weather problems. Across much of Canada, the month can
Oil Hits US$110 a Barrel as Canadian Drivers Face Fresh Anxiety Over Gasoline Costs
Oil prices have returned to a level that could spell trouble for Canadian motorists already struggling with everyday expenses. On
Mexico Limits Five-Year Auto-Parts Tariff Break to 11 Established Carmakers, Excluding New Entrants
Mexico is giving some of the world’s largest automakers a significant tax advantage, but not everyone is invited to benefit.
Oil Hits $110 a Barrel as Canadian Drivers Face Renewed Pressure at the Pumps
A fresh surge in global oil prices is raising concerns for Canadian motorists, with international crude reaching US$110 a barrel
Toyota Keeps the New Lexus NX in Ontario as U.S. Automakers Scale Back Canadian Production
As some of North America’s biggest automakers pull back from Canadian factories, Toyota is making a notably different decision: keeping
Tesla Wins U.S. Appeals Court Ruling on Self-Driving Class Actions, With Canadian Buyers Outside the Case
For some Tesla customers, the most expensive feature was not something their vehicle could do immediately, but what it might
Waymo Picks Toronto for Canada’s First Robotaxi Launch, Promises Hundreds of Jobs by 2028
Toronto is preparing for a transportation experiment that could change how Canadians move around their cities. On October 16, 2026,
France and Germany Push New Chinese EV Trade Conditions as Canada Opens Its Market to Imports
The global battle over Chinese electric vehicles is entering a new phase, with Europe’s largest automotive economies tightening their approach