Nearly 19,000 Canadian Auto Workers Enter Contract Fight as Unifor Opens Talks With Ford
A contract negotiation in downtown Toronto is carrying consequences far beyond one bargaining room. Unifor has opened talks with Ford
Europe Moves to Expand China Auto Tariffs as Canada Heads the Other Way
Europe and Canada are beginning to take noticeably different roads on Chinese-made vehicles. In Brussels, officials are reportedly preparing to
Trump Softens on Canada’s Chinese EV Quota After His Officials Warned Ottawa Would Regret It
A brief conversation at the G7 summit revealed how quickly the temperature around Canada’s controversial Chinese electric-vehicle deal can change.
Toyota’s 496-Km Electric Crossover Will Start at $44,900 in Canada
Toyota is returning the C-HR name to Canada, but almost everything beneath the badge has changed. The 2026 model is
Canadian Fleet Says Its Electric Semi Costs Nearly 45% Less to Fuel Than Diesel
A Class 8 electric truck working through Greater Toronto traffic is producing a result that diesel operators cannot easily ignore.
Tesla finally opens Canada’s largest Supercharger
For months, the rows of red-and-white charging posts at an Ajax shopping centre stood ready but unusable, a highly visible
AI-Controlled Robots Hit Ontario Auto-Parts Line as Startup Says They’re Meant to Replace Workers
A production line in Tottenham, Ontario, has become a test of what happens when artificial intelligence leaves the computer screen
U.S. Auto Industry Warns Trump: Pushing Canada Away Will Only Help China
Donald Trump’s push to extract more automotive production from Canada is colliding with a warning from the companies he says
China’s Car Sales Sink 22% at Home as Automakers Flood Export Markets
China’s auto industry has become one of the world’s most formidable manufacturing machines, but its home market is suddenly refusing