Ontario releases plans for encouraging auto investment

cq5dam.web_.881.495.jpg — Ford Edge production at Oakville, Ont. (Ford Motor Co.)

February 14, 2019 07:22 PM

TORONTO — Canada's Ontario government on Thursday released its plan to support the automotive sector, promising to assist suppliers, boost high-tech skills training and revamp how the province attracts investments.

Featured Stories

Manufacturing

Trump to reduce impact of auto tariffs, U.S. Commerce secretary says

Manufacturing

Automakers would also not be responsible for other tariffs on aluminum and steel, said a White House official on Monday night.

By:

Bloomberg News

Trump to reduce impact of auto tariffs, U.S. Commerce secretary says

Volkswagen

Porsche shipments to dealerships stopped over tariffs, retailers say

These U.S. auto plants have extra capacity, but moving production from overseas no easy task

Stellantis shrinks Warren Truck production, gears up to launch Mexico pickup plant

Stellantis

By:

Kurt Nagl, Crains Detroit Business

Stellantis shrinks Warren Truck production, gears up to launch Mexico pickup plant

Latest News

Porsche cuts outlook as U.S. tariffs, China weakness hit in Q1

Volvo eyes $1.87B in cost cuts to protect profits

Citroen C5 Aircross gains space, EV powertrain for 2nd generation

GM’s retooled Orion plant won’t launch as all-EV factory amid changing plans

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Manufacturing

Trump to reduce impact of auto tariffs, U.S. Commerce secretary says

Live updates on tariffs: Porsche stops shipments to dealers from ports

These U.S. auto plants have extra capacity, but moving production from overseas no easy task

As deals and tariffs loom, Foxconn sees U.S. production power in former GM factory

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.