Canada’s auto industry faces mounting pressure as trade tensions with the U.S. persist, forcing manufacturers to reconsider long-standing reliance on the American market. With no straightforward alternatives in sight, companies are now exploring unconventional strategies to mitigate risks amid ongoing uncertainty. The shift reflects growing concerns over how trade policies could reshape supply chains and production plans. Industry observers warn that the changes could redefine how automakers operate in North America.
Canada's auto sector has no easy alternative to the U.S. market. But as trade turbulence looks likely to continue through the remainder of Trump’s presidency, once "unthinkable" strategies are coming ...
