Ford Recalls 1.74M Vehicles for Rearview Camera Problems
Ford issues two recalls affecting nearly 1.74 million vehicles in the U.S. due to rearview camera display malfunctions, including overheating and image inversion, increasing crash risks.
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Vehicle Collision with Gas Pipeline in Elora
A vehicle collided with a gas pipeline in Elora, prompting emergency response and raising questions about infrastructure safety in rural areas.
Chatham Auto Show Returns with 100+ Cars for Charity
The Chatham Auto Show is back this weekend at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre, featuring more than 100 vehicles and fundraising for local charities.
Ford Recalls Hundreds of Thousands of Vehicles in Canada
Ford Motor Company has announced a significant recall affecting hundreds of thousands of vehicles in Canada due to safety concerns. The recall includes various models, with details emerging on the specific issues prompting this large-scale action.
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Ford Recalls 627,000+ Vehicles in Canada, Including F-150s
Ford Motor Company has issued a major safety recall affecting more than 627,000 vehicles across Canada. The recall includes certain F-150 pickup truck models due to potential safety defects that could pose risks to drivers and passengers.
Toronto Gas Prices to Rise Again, Expert Warns of More Hikes
Gas prices in Toronto are expected to increase significantly, with an expert explaining the factors driving the surge and what consumers should watch for at the pumps.
Tariffs Boost Linamar's Record Growth as Parts Exempt
Canadian auto parts manufacturer Linamar reports record growth, benefiting from U.S. tariffs that target finished vehicles but exclude components. Executive Chair Linda Hasenfratz discusses the company's strong Q4 performance amid favorable trade conditio
SUV Crashes into Winnipeg Pet Store, No Injuries Reported
An SUV crashed into a PetValu store on Marion Street in Winnipeg, causing damage but no injuries. The incident occurred on March 5, 2026, with emergency services responding promptly.
Toyota Denies False Claim of U.S. Plant Move to Canada
Toyota Motor Corporation has officially refuted a circulating false claim that it is moving a U.S. manufacturing plant to Canada, confirming all operations remain unchanged.
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February Auto Sales Drop 0.2% Amid Economic Volatility
New vehicle sales in Canada fell slightly in February, with a 0.2% decline attributed to trade tensions and economic fluctuations, according to industry data from DesRosiers.
Trailer Tire Missing Chunk on Hwy. 400, Police Stop Vehicle
West Parry Sound police halted a commercial motor vehicle on Highway 400 in Seguin Township after noticing a significant piece of the trailer tire was missing, raising serious safety concerns.
Porsche Toronto Launches 'Experience for HER' Driving Program
Porsche Experience Centre Toronto introduces 'Experience for HER,' a new driving program exclusively for women led by female instructors, offering skill development in an empowering environment.
Sharp Canada Launches New Microwave Line with Air Fryer Tech
Sharp Electronics of Canada introduces three new microwave models featuring air fryer, flatbed, and over-the-range technologies to address common kitchen challenges in Canadian homes.
Waymo Taxi Blocks Responders in Austin Terror Attack
A driverless Waymo taxi stalled and blocked paramedics responding to a deadly shooting in Austin, Texas, raising concerns about autonomous vehicle safety in emergencies.
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Nanaimo RCMP: Vandalized Tesla May Be Intentionally Targeted
Nanaimo RCMP are investigating a Tesla vandalism incident from February 2026, suspecting it was intentionally targeted, with police releasing images of a suspect vehicle linked to the case.
CUSMA Critical for Japanese Auto Manufacturing in Canada: Ambassador
Japan's Ambassador to Canada highlights the CUSMA trade agreement as essential for expanding Japanese automotive production in Canada, amid recent bilateral defense cooperation.
Edmonton Driver Fined $600 for Speeding at 181 km/h
An Edmonton motorist was arrested and slapped with a $567 fine after being caught driving at a staggering 181 km/h in a 60 km/h zone, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
BMW Trials Humanoid Robots at German Factory
German automaker BMW announces a trial of humanoid robots at its factory, aiming to enhance manufacturing efficiency and explore advanced automation in car production.
Stellantis Swings to Loss After EV Retreat Charges
Stellantis NV reported a significant adjusted operating loss of €1.38 billion in the second half of last year, primarily tied to North America, as the automaker scaled back its electric vehicle push.
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Geotab: Collisions Down 38.7% in North America Over 5 Years
Geotab's 2026 State of Commercial Transportation report shows a 38.7% reduction in collisions per million miles across North America from 2021-2025, while highlighting fleet resilience strategies and regional EV adoption disparities.
81-Year-Old Woman Hurt in Barrie Two-Vehicle Crash
An 81-year-old woman is in serious but stable condition following a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Ardagh Road and Pass Court in Barrie. The incident occurred on February 24, 2026, with police investigating the circumstances.
Nissan and GM Recall Thousands of Vehicles in Canada
Transport Canada announces recalls affecting over 90,000 Nissan Rogue vehicles and 2,000 GM SUVs due to engine and transmission issues that could pose safety risks.
Spring Motorcycle Season: Three Top Bikes for Every Rider
As motorcycle season arrives with warmer weather, explore three standout 2026 models perfect for beginners, futurists, and track enthusiasts, featuring Triumph, BMW, and Ducati.
Canada Approves Gulfstream Jets Amid Trump Tariff Tensions
Transport Canada has certified Gulfstream's G600 and G800 business jets for operation, a decision made under the shadow of former U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats against Canadian aerospace.
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Gas-Guzzler Revival Puts U.S. Automakers at Risk Against Chinese EVs
American automakers are doubling down on large trucks and powerful engines under relaxed regulations, but this short-term profit strategy could leave them dangerously behind Chinese rivals dominating the global electric vehicle market.
Gas-Guzzler Revival Risks Future for U.S. Automakers
U.S. automakers are doubling down on large trucks and V-8 engines under relaxed regulations, but this short-term profit strategy could leave them behind in the global electric vehicle race dominated by China and other markets.
Nissan Leaf Winter Range Test: Cold Weather Impact
A real-world test of the new Nissan Leaf in Canadian winter conditions reveals an 11% range drop, alongside updates like NACS charging and improved aerodynamics, making it a competitive EV option.
Robotaxis in London Face Black Cab Driver Skepticism
London's historic black cab drivers express doubts as autonomous robotaxis prepare to launch in the city, raising questions about safety, regulation, and the future of traditional taxi services.
Windsor's NextStar Battery Plant Stays on Track Amid EV Challenges
Despite an electric vehicle market slowdown and Stellantis exiting its ownership stake, Windsor's $6-billion NextStar Energy battery plant continues production and hiring normally while diversifying into energy storage systems.
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Judge Upholds $243M Tesla Autopilot Crash Verdict
A federal judge rejected Tesla's bid to overturn a $243 million jury verdict over a 2019 fatal crash involving Autopilot. The case marks the first federal jury verdict concerning a fatal Autopilot accident.
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