REALTOR.ca Canada Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Neil as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective ...

Ottawa, ON – November 6, 2025 — REALTOR.ca Canada Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Neil as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective January 5, 2026. Neil is a seasoned executive ...

CNW/ - It has officially been over a year since AutoTrader, Canada's largest new and used automotive marketplace, introduced ...

Three quarters through a year of uncertainty, the Canadian used-vehicle market has finally reached … well, OK, there’s still uncertainty. But according t ...

The first of these sprung up in the American Midwest, but it wouldn't be long before they spread north of the border You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an ...

St. Thomas’ 1,500-acre industrial park, Yarmouth Yards is welcoming another vital player in the expansion of Ontario’s automobile manufacturing supply chain. Norwegian advanced battery materials ...

General Motors has announced an end to production of its electric delivery van at its Ingersoll, Ont., plant just a week after Stellantis said it would be moving production planned for its Brampton, ...

Unlike other auto industries, Canada’s is almost entirely focused on exports and imports from just one market — the U.S. But the Canadian politician made it clear that Trump has gotten under his skin, ...

(Bloomberg) --Ontario Premier Doug Ford annoyed President Donald Trump with a 60-second television ad that used the words of the late Republican icon Ronald Reagan to criticize tariffs. But the ...

Plant closings in Ingersoll and Brampton, which cost more than 4,000 Ontario workers their jobs, stunned the auto industry recently and laid bare the vulnerability of the province’s manufacturing ...

Somewhere along the congested streets of Canada’s biggest and most traffic-clogged city, Ontario Premier Doug Ford careened dramatically out of his lane as a law-and-order, cops-are-tops sort of guy.

Southwestern Ontario's auto sector — long the backbone of the London region's economy, and the employer for tens of thousands of workers for decades — is under attack. Hit by U.S. President Donald ...