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Despite COVID-19, chip shortages, a war and other supply chain crises, automakers have delivered a wave of vehicles to showrooms since last fall. And most of them are significant offerings

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Friday, May 13, 2022 BIG STORY NEWSLETTER: Sign up and get the weekly video newscast delivered to your inbox each Thursday afternoon. Subscription Required Cars & Concepts Breakthrough vehicles: Automakers kept delivering despite what the universe threw at them Read More > Canada Conversations ANC Podcast: May 13, 2022 | David Kennedy on the race to replace Jerry Dias at Unifor Automotive News Canada Toronto Bureau Chief David Kennedy has been covering the race to replace former Unifor president Jerry Dias, since he abruptly retired and found himself under investigation. Kennedy brings us up to speed on who’s in the race, what the next steps are, and when we’ll learn who will be the union’s next leader. Read More > The Big Story: Looking at Unifor's presidential race, VinFast pricing and one expensive Cadillac   Unifor's presidential race heats up | VinFast vehicle and battery pricing | Cadillac's most expensive vehicle ever | Stellantis has a new head of purchasing Watch the Video > Subscription Required Opinion Can U.S., Canada freely trade on autos as they do on compliments? Read More > Manufacturing Ontario Tories tout accelerated transmission line projects to help power auto Read More > Subscription Required Suppliers GM battery suppliers complete US$50-million investment in Canada's Li-Cycle Read More > Subscribe An Automotive News Canada subscription includes 12 monthly issues – delivered in print to your doorstep, and digitally to your inbox – plus unlimited, 24/7 access to our website. Subscribe Connect With Us Our Mission “The Automotive News Canada mission is to be the primary source of industry news, data and understanding for the industry's decision-makers interested in Canada.” Click here to unsubscribe from this newsletter. Manage your email preferences. Automotive News Canada PO Box 243, Station A Windsor, Ontario, N9A 6K7 customerservicecanada@autonews.com