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Transit is proud to announce that a $10,000 donation has been made to l'ADOberge, an essential organization it has supported for several years. The organization provides shelter services for youth aged 12 to 17 who are facing difficulties.
According to multiple reports published by Automotive News, Japanese automaker Honda appears to be facing a complex situation following the setback of its electric vehicle ambitions. To address it, Honda is stepping up its efforts to introduce about 15 new hybrid vehicles by 2030.
On May 28, Chrysler, a Stellantis brand, marked the start of production of the revised 2027 Pacifica minivan at its Windsor Assembly Plant in Ontario.
Taking advantage of the excitement surrounding the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, Italian automaker Ferrari chose this time of year to unveil its latest creation to the Canadian market, the stunning Amalfi Spider roadster.
Cadillac Canada and Fairmont Hotels and Resorts have just announced a new business partnership that will allow hotel guests to enjoy a wide range of luxury vehicles across Canada. Cadillac has therefore earned the title of Official Vehicle of Fairmont Hotels and Resorts in the country.
As of May 1, 2026, Ms. Susann Mayhead has taken over the leadership of Mercedes-Benz Canada. She succeeds Andreas Tetzloff, who chose to leave the organization after more than 30 years of loyal service with the German automaker.
It's official: Genesis Laval has opened its doors. And its lead executive, Cathy Laroche, did not hold back when it came to organizing the celebration.
If there is one truly unique auto show in Quebec, it is the Auto-Sport Show held every spring in the province's capital city. Each year, the event is a remarkable success, but early last May, it was exceptional.
As we were learning that the new versions of Ford's F-Super Duty pickups had just begun to be built at the company's Canadian plant in Oakville, Ontario, with a few prototypes already assembled, the American automaker was unveiling a special trim for the single-rear-wheel F-350, the Carhartt, a nod to the famous rugged workwear brand, which also originated in Dearborn, Michigan.
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