The Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association is 🇨🇦’s national association representing OEM producers of auto parts, equipment, tools, technology & services
Toronto, Ontario
Joined February 2011
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APMA Canada retweeted
A very welcome enhancement of partnership with the auto sector in Ontario by @MarkJCarney & @fordnation.
Targeted directly by the Trump administration, the 🇨🇦 industry gets needed support for the connected & electrified products customers are demanding.
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APMA Canada retweeted
If @FlavioVolpe1's plan comes together, Canadian automotive workers will soon be building military vehicles, creating a crucial backstop for an industry imperilled by the trade war with the United States. begiant.ca/stories/people/fl…
APMA Canada retweeted
My address to @YorkUniversity convocation yesterday:
“The only thing that matters is how we treat each other.
You will have successes. You will have disappointments. Your plans will change.
Keep your kindness. Keep your honesty. Keep your loyalty to the people who trust you.”
APMA Canada retweeted
with 🇨🇦 about our globally relevant parts and supplier sector. Our name is on the marquee on the building and the Maple Leaf is on the show floor for the first time ever.
What’s next? Just watch us. Innovation never stops, neither does a resilient Team Canada 🇨🇦.
/the end.
APMA Canada retweeted
that Ferrari premiered its Testarossa in 1984, AUDI AG launched the R8 in 2006 and JLR first show the F-Type in 2012.
As Prime Minister Mark Carney challenged us to explore closer ties and opportunities in Europe, our Vector prototype is there to tell the story /2
APMA Canada retweeted
The @APMACanada’s Project Arrow program continues to make history for 🇨🇦s automotive sector.
For the first time in 128 years, Canada is represented at the grand old lady of the world’s auto salons. Project Arrow Vector makes its trans-Atlantic debut on the renowned stage /1
APMA Canada retweeted
Today, @APMACanada stopped in Stratford for their Regional Tour. 70 members were joined by Mayor, Martin Ritsma, MPP Matthew Rae & auto and business leaders to hear from Flavio Volpe on what tariffs could mean for the sector. Thank you to all who joined!
APMA Canada retweeted
Canadian Steel Producers Association names President and Chief Executive Officer
Read our full statement here:
canadiansteel.ca/media/relea…
APMA Canada retweeted
Tomorrow, the inaugural Canada Investment Summit kicks off in Toronto featuring projects of national interest.
Tonight the PM said $120T of investment capital will be represented in the room.
I am grateful that our Hanwha-APMA JV to build 🇨🇦defence systems is in the pitch book.
Why I’m very excited about @APMACanada & Hanwha JV for 🇨🇦:
1. We have signed a definitive agreement to establish a 51/49 🇨🇦-LED JV to manufacture land-based defence systems & vehicles for the CAF & export.
2. Our Project Arrow Defence Industries will jointly develop NEW
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APMA Canada retweeted
Peak car production at the Stellantis Brampton plant: 1,000/day.
Stellantis has several* cars it can allocate there for 2029/30.
POTENTIAL production for a defence contract that hasn’t even been awarded: 2 or 3/ day (thumb, index, middle).
Let not even pretend here please.
Stellantis NV has signed a memorandum with a Canadian armored vehicle manufacturer that outlines steps toward the sale of an idled car factory near Toronto — a move that represents yet another ripple effect of US tariffs on the Canadian auto sector. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
APMA Canada retweeted
Canadians bailed out Stellantis’ Chrysler 2x - 1979 & 2009 for billions.
Stellantis has 2029/30MY vehicles it can assign to Brampton.
Roshel can build LUVs anywhere, it doesn’t have to be there.
Stellantis trying to sell it to Roshel in the middle of @UniforTheUnion talks /1
Stellantis has signed an MOU that outlines steps to sell its Brampton plant to Roshel, a Canadian armoured vehicle manufacturer. Last year, after Trump imposed his auto tariffs, Stellantis moved planned Jeep production away from that plant to the US
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APMA Canada retweeted
When the moments are the toughest, you find the people who will be there to fight with you. @FlavioVolpe1 has always been there, fighting for the 🇨🇦 auto industry and for Canada. He never will stop.
Proud to call him friend and co-conspirator.
Let’s keep fighting. Together.
This is a public note of admiration & appreciation for @Lanampayne & @UniforTheUnion.
I represent Employers, but the labour movement in auto has been an inspiration in defence of 🇨🇦.
Lana especially is a prodigious 🇨🇦 leading from the front. We are all stronger because of her.
APMA Canada retweeted
A little after midnight, Unifor and General Motors reached a tentative agreement.
We kept calm and we carried on with the work for our auto members.
So very proud of our bargaining committees from Locals 222, 199, 88 and 636.
On to ratification.
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APMA Canada retweeted
This is a public note of admiration & appreciation for @Lanampayne & @UniforTheUnion.
I represent Employers, but the labour movement in auto has been an inspiration in defence of 🇨🇦.
Lana especially is a prodigious 🇨🇦 leading from the front. We are all stronger because of her.
APMA Canada retweeted
China demanded auto market access to release other 🇨🇦 sectors from their grip.
The WH wants to end auto assembly in 🇨🇦 as its #1 goal.
Auto is a core national capability for both superpowers.
Suggesting 🇨🇦s auto manufacturing is yesterday’s industry is deliberately misleading.
APMA Canada retweeted
Great to talk to @paulanewtonCNN on @CNN about the state of play in Canada-US talks.
I’m “optimistic but not yet confident” that we will bridge the gaps between us by August 19 deadline.
APMA Canada retweeted
Re Canada-US talks:
On matters of substance, there are mutually-recognized, overlapping interests that would reward a renewed partnership.
There are also material actions & retaliations that will need to be reconciled.
Current, senior, in-person discussions feed my optimism.
APMA Canada retweeted
Tuve el gusto saludar a Flavio Volpe, presidente de la Asociación de Fabricantes de Autopartes de Canadá, con quien dialogamos sobre las fortalezas de Aguascalientes como uno de los principales clústeres automotrices de México y exploramos nuevas oportunidades de colaboración para impulsar proyectos de inversión, innovación y desarrollo de proveedores.
