Japanese carmakers retain Canadian footprint as U.S. scales back Ontario operations

The Globe and Mail·Feb 2

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Japanese carmakers are maintaining their presence in canada, while us companies are scaling back their operations in ontario. This development may be related to shifts in the global automotive market, potentially influenced by trade tensions. The situation is unfolding amidst broader changes in international trade agreements and relationships.

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