The Canadian Centre of Policy Alternatives (CCPA) published a report authored by APRC researchers John Holmes and Jeff Carey in July 2016. The report, titled…
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On March 17th & 18th, 2016 the APRC hosted a workshop at the Kingbridge Centre in Toronto to present and discuss APRC research on a…
“Canadian governments should not “rush” to duplicate Mexico’s one-stop shopping investment agency that has been credited for luring automotive jobs and plants into that country,…
The Ford Motor Company of Canada recently announced that it is adding 1,000 jobs to its Oakville Assembly plant. For more, see the Globe…
The APRC recently sent an industry survey to plant managers at more than 700 automotive parts and automotive tooling plants in Canada. The survey, titled…
On May 15, 2015, Charlotte Yates, Principal Investigator for the APRC, presented new research findings at an Ontario Auto Mayors’ roundtable summit in Oakville. Attended…
“Canada’s automotive trade deficit topped $10-billion last year and threatens to deepen as more assembly plant closings loom and free-trade agreements with the European Union…
“A new report from the Automotive Policy Research Centre out of Hamilton shows governments lost out on $7-billion in tax revenue because of the downturn…
“Young Windsor families are bearing the economic brunt of the decline in the region’s auto industry, according to a new report by researchers at Hamilton’s…
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