Canadian Firm Pulls Production Out of Vermont After Trump Tariffs Add $150,000 to Its Costs
A cross-border manufacturing relationship that once made commercial sense has become another casualty of the Canada-U.S. trade fight. Montreal-based The
Danielle Smith Rejects Using Alberta Oil Against Trump, Warning Ontario and Quebec Could Pay the Price
Canada’s trade fight with the United States has turned Alberta oil into a national argument about leverage, retaliation and who
Canada’s Newest EV Competition Moves Onto Dealer Lots as Kia EV3 Buyers Report First Deliveries
Canada’s electric-vehicle price war is no longer confined to announcements and online configurators. Kia’s 2027 EV3 is reaching Canadian dealerships
Canadian EV Shoppers Face Rebate Confusion as Kia’s New EV3 Reaches Showrooms
]A new low-priced electric crossover is reaching Canadian dealerships at exactly the moment federal incentives are becoming more complicated to
Mitsubishi Global Production Drops 10% as Exports Fall for Fourth Straight Month
Mitsubishi Motors entered the second half of 2026 with a reminder of how quickly momentum can change in the global
Subaru Global Production Falls for Fourth Straight Month as Japan Output Drops 15%
Subaru’s production picture weakened again in July, even as some of the company’s biggest markets showed signs of resilience. Global
Mazda Global Sales Drop 6.7% as U.S. Demand Falls 13% — but North American Exports Rise
Mazda entered the second half of 2026 with an unusual split in its global numbers: factories were turning out substantially
New Freight Surcharges Add Another Cost Threat to Canada–U.S. Auto Parts That Cross the Border Six Times
A small transportation fee can look harmless on a single invoice. In the deeply integrated Canada–U.S. auto industry, however, the
Toyota Global Sales Fall 4.8% as China Sinks 24% and U.S. Demand Slips
Toyota’s enormous global footprint usually gives it protection when one market turns weak. July showed the limits of that cushion.