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Greg Layson
Greg Layson is digital and mobile editor at Automotive News Canada.
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Greg Layson is an award-winning journalist, having worked for Torstar Media and the CBC before joining Automotive News Canada in 2016. He is the host of the weekly Automotive News Canada Podcast. Layson has become one Canada's foremost experts and go-to voices on all things automotive in the country, from electric vehicles to manufacturing and retail. He regularly appears on CBC coast-to-coast and is often heard talking auto on radio stations in the Greater Toronto Area and Sirius XM. Greg comes from an automotive family and grew up and studied journalism in Windsor, Ontario, the automotive capital of Canada.

Latest from Greg Layson

Porsche Experience Centre to open in Toronto in June

The new centre is designed to demonstrate the engineering and capabilities of Porsche models.

Column: Struggling sales, not trade war, weigh on BrightDrop

CAMI isn’t the casualty of a trade war. It’s a lesson in Business 101: Supply and demand.

Honda Canada says there are no plans to move production to the U.S.

Honda Canada said approximately 69 per cent of all Honda vehicles sold in Canada are built in Canada, and 99 per cent of Honda vehicles sold in Canada are sourced from North American facilities.

Canadian March, Q1 sales surge on tariff fears

March sales were an estimated “healthy” 185,000, up 11.4 per cent over the same month a year ago. And, first quarter sales were up 3.7 per cent to 385,616.

Trump tariffs lead Stellantis to plan production pause in Canada

Analysts and auto executives had been warning that tariffs would lead to a production stop within a week or two of their implementation.

Trump keeps Canadian auto in tariff crosshairs, despite announcing no other duties

While Canada escaped further tariffs, its auto industry continues to face 25-per-cent tariffs on new vehicles and auto parts shipped to the United States.

Ontario premier plans to ‘inflict as much pain as possible’ on U.S. over auto tariffs

Ford governs the only jurisdiction that is home to five automakers — which operate eight assembly plants in his province.

2025 Vancouver International Auto Show sets attendance record

The five-day event, which took place at the Vancouver Convention Centre, showcased more than 30 automotive brands.

Ford Super Duty engines from Canada, Mexico in tariff crosshairs

Unifor Local 200 President John D’Agnolo estimates each truckload of engines would face US$75,000 in duties if they were transported over the border under a 25-per-cent levy.

The 3 most probable tariff scenarios facing the auto industry, according to S&P

S&P said the worst-case scenario of a 'tariff winter,' with a 20% chance of probability, would be a no-win situation for consumers and automakers.

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