Recruiting women from outside auto | Ford freshens its Escape | New EV charging network for B.C. | Toyota Crown is about to return | Labour shortage costs billions

Significant gains have been made in promoting women to senior posts but 'where it’s more tough is attracting women to the industry,' says one dealership GM

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