What is the APRC?
The APRC conducts research and disseminates knowledge about the role of public policy in supporting Canada’s globally competitive automotive industry.
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We Conduct Research in these Areas:
Industry Profiling:
Comprehensive analysis of key sectors, industries, and sub-industries, focusing on structure, emerging trends, and key macroeconomic indicators. These profiles offer valuable insights for policymakers, businesses, and industry stakeholders.
Economic Modelling:
Quantitative analysis of industry shifts, technological changes, and policy impacts using data-driven simulation and forecasting techniques. These industry models provide insights into economic and labour market impacts and workforce changes, helping stakeholders anticipate challenges and identify opportunities in evolving sectors.
Labour Market Research:
In-depth research on labour market trends, workforce demands, and skills gaps across the automotive manufacturing industry and its supply chain. Research findings and reports provide data-driven insights to inform decisions on training, employment, and workforce development, helping stakeholders adapt to industry changes and future skills needs.
Industry Mapping:
Comprehensive mapping of industry facilities, supply chains, and regional clusters to visualize economic activity and sector dynamics. These maps provide critical insights for businesses, policymakers, and researchers to understand industry distribution, identify gaps and investment opportunities.
APRC Database
The APRC Database of Canadian Automotive manufacturers and Automotive Parts Manufacturers contains detailed information
about suppliers throughout the domestic supply chain.