The future of GM and Stellantis plants in Canada hangs on the review of the USMCA with the Trump Administration

The imminent review of the North American free trade agreement in 2026 has plunged two key General Motors and Stellantis plants in Canada into uncertainty. The negotiations, led by a protectionist Trump administration, are generating a domino effect that is impacting Spanish automotive suppliers operating in the region.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is seeking a conciliatory tone in Washington to secure a trade deal with the Trump Administration.

The leader of Canada's largest industrial province, a former critic of the US president, has adopted a pragmatic approach during his visit to Washington. The aim is to safeguard trade flows in the face of mounting protectionist pressures, a move closely watched in Europe for its potential implications for transatlantic relations.

Dinner at the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Canada

  On May 20, 2026, at 19:30 p.m., the Spanish Chamber of Commerce and the Spain-Canada Chamber of Commerce will host an institutional dinner in Toronto. This event aims to strengthen bilateral foreign trade with the in-person participation of top business and government leaders. Boosting internationalization and… Read more

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