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Any US trade deal must ensure robust Canadian auto sector, ambassador says
Source: reuters.com
Trade Policy & Supply ChainAutomotive & EVGeopolitics & War

Canada says it cannot accept a U.S. trade deal unless it guarantees the survival of a robust Canadian auto assembly and parts industry, with no clear timeline for when negotiations may resume. The stance suggests potential continued friction in auto supply chains, keeping uncertainty elevated for OEMs and parts suppliers with U.S. exposure.
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