Union president says auto industry tariffs will be felt across Canada

Canadian Labour Congress urges government to protect jobs in face of tariffs - MRO Magazine

The Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) is urging the government to take immediate action following the temporary shutdown of the Stellantis Windsor Assembly Plant on April 7. CLC President Bea Bruske and Executive Vice-President Siobhán Vipond joined local labour leaders and workers at Assumption North Park in Windsor, Ontario, to address the economic disruption caused by the U.S. administration’s 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian autos, which threate…

Canadian car dealership expects price hikes soon over auto tariff dispute

The general manager of a Ford dealership in Dartmouth, N.S. said that 75 per cent of the cars in his showroom are manufactured south of the border.

Even Buying American Won’t Keep You Safe From Car Tariffs

One major auto company’s CEO said the tariffs will “blow a hole” in the industry.

Union pushing Ottawa to buy Cami-made vans as tariff fallout looms

Governments at all levels are being urged to buy Ingersoll-made commercial vans to support workers here as fears rise over fallout from the U.S. trade and tariff war.

Canadian Labour Congress blasts U.S. auto union leader on tariffs

The head of Canada’s largest labour organization on Monday slammed a powerful union leader south of the border over his support of U.S. President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs.

Canada challenges Trump’s auto tariffs at the WTO

Canada has challenged the Trump administration’s tariffs on autos and auto parts at the World Trade Organization, its third dispute in Geneva over U.S. tariffs in the span of a month. Ottawa requested consultations with Washington, which is the first step in a WTO dispute, on April 3, the day the 25 percent tariffs on autos went into effect. The duties on auto parts are set to go into effect no later than May 3. The tariffs are imposed under Sec…