APMA
Canadian auto sector starting to feel effect of GM strike in US
Companies are looking to adjust production schedules to adapt to the disruption.
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Japan’s auto OEMs: Their rising influence in Canada’s industry
The Japanese brand is expanding its footprint amid changing trade conditions.
NAFTA: Political heavyweights hit Washington in hunt for deal
People briefed on developments say a deal is possible as early as this week, based on a variety of factors.
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Auto industry skeptical of Canadian TPP side deal on autos with Japan
Trade minister claims Canada won its greatest market access ever into the Japanese market.
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Auto sector reps criticize CEOs for pushing Canada to join new TPP
They say it’s bad for the small and medium-sized auto parts companies and their employees.
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Auto disruption: APMA focuses on tech, trade and Trump
The automotive parts association’s annual conference for suppliers set a positive note despite uncertainties globally and closer to home.
Canada’s C-Suite relieved by Trump’s positive trade tone
Comforted by his “very outstanding trade relationship with Canada” comment.
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Wynne affirms Ontario commitments to auto, environment
Ontario premier headlines annual Auto Parts Manufacturers Association gathering.
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Another bump in the road
TPP auto parts concessions cut deeper than advertised.
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Auto suppliers have work to do to keep pace globally
Pressure from Mexico, Southern US and CAFE requirements provide growth potential for auto parts manufacturers, conference hears.
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Mind the curve
There are new challenges, but automotive opportunities are plentiful.
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Introducing the Connected Car
APMA-led project meets growing demand for automotive technology convergence.
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PLANT print issue: Canada’s eroding auto industry
Without more investment, it will run out of gas.
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Q&A: APMA president Steve Rodgers
APMA president is confident, but cognizant of the changing marketplace.
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Best of times, worst of times
Automotive sales are great, but investment is going south.
