‘This is nuts:’ New U.S. auto tariffs to devastate sector, raise consumer costs: industry

Mountain Wheels: A rocky road ahead for the automobile business

As you have seen, this week brought an early salvo of the promised tariffs against the entire international car-making industry – a broader blast that’s ultimately going to be more costly to you, the consumer. The tariff thinking seems to be along the lines of the January 1968 Vietnam War Battle of Ben Tre, which involved more than 1,000 military and civilian deaths and the leveling of 5,000 homes, and produced the famous quote, “It became neces…

Unifor embraces Liberals, pushes Canadian nationalism in response to Trump’s auto tariffs

Unifor is the largest private-sector union in Canada, with approximately 320,000 members, including over 35,000 employed in the auto sector who will be directly impacted by expected slowdowns and layoffs as a result of the tariffs, which are set to go into effect on April 2.

Tariffs spark fear — and Trump support — among Canadian autoworkers

Thousands of jobs are in peril as the deadline looms for U.S. President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs.

S&P Global Mobility: March 2025 US auto sales potentially ride one last wave

S&P Global Mobility projects that US auto sales in March will crest over 1.45 million units, as consumers and automakers try to get ahead of tariffs

Tariffs on the automobile industry, an important engine of Ontario's economy, could be a bad omen for sensitive areas of the Belle Province, such as lumber and dairy production.

U.S. auto tariffs: Measures are Unreasonable, Unacceptable

The high-tariff policy which the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has been imposing indiscriminately has now extended even to automobiles, a key industry in major countries. This policy destabilizes the free trade system and will have a serious impact on the global economy. The Trump administration should quickly withdraw it.