Copper Hits a Record US$14,624 a Tonne as Canada’s Auto Supply Chain Faces Another Materials Squeeze
Copper’s sprint through US$14,624 a tonne briefly marked another record during Tuesday’s rally, but the market did not stop there.
Toyota Becomes First Automaker to Test a Virtual Human Crash Model as Safety Testing Moves Beyond Dummies
For generations, vehicle safety engineers have learned from collisions by fastening instrumented dummies into cars and crashing those cars under
Chinese Automaker GAC Reports 177% Export Surge as Canada Reopens a Low-Tariff Lane for Chinese EVs
China’s automotive export machine is accelerating just as Canada begins the second phase of a dramatically different policy toward Chinese-made
Saskatchewan Project Says It Can Produce Aluminum Feedstock Without Bauxite as Auto Trade Fight Deepens
A materials experiment in Saskatchewan has landed at a moment when aluminum is no longer simply an industrial commodity; it
Quebec Critical-Metals Project Reports 406 Million Pounds of Copper-Equivalent as Auto Supply Chains Turn Strategic
A mineral discovery in northern Quebec is moving from promising drill results toward something more concrete just as governments are
The Winter Shortcut That Can Crack More Than Just Your Windshield
Few winter frustrations create more temptation than an iced-over windshield on a rushed morning. Pouring hot or boiling water across
18 Things That Can Make Your Car Feel Unstable on the Highway
A car that feels perfectly normal around town can become surprisingly unsettled once highway speeds magnify small problems. A faint
Why Some Drivers Are Turning Against Giant Pickup Trucks
Full-size pickups remain enormously popular, and there is little evidence that drivers have abandoned them as a category. Yet admiration
21 Reasons a “Great Deal” on a Used Car May Not Be Great at All
A used car priced noticeably below comparable models can feel like a rare opportunity, especially when it looks clean and