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Auto trade talks between the U.S. and Canada hit a major snag over tariffs on vehicles — especially trucks like the Ford F-Series and Chevy Silverado made in Ontario. U.S. officials, including Trade Rep Jamieson Greer, are pushing to bring auto manufacturing back home, blaming globalization for job losses in states like Michigan and Ohio. While Canada sought tariff relief, the U.S. allegedly tried to exclude heavy-duty trucks from that relief at the last minute — a move that could impact 20,000 jobs. Though some Canadian industry leaders see this as an opportunity for natural North American integration, the threat of doubled tariffs looms if no deal is reached by the new year. With both sides digging in, the future of auto manufacturing across the border hangs in the balance.

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