Labour shortage top concern for Canadian auto suppliers

A Linamar Engineer — Skilled trades are in short supply across Ontario and Canada. (LINAMAR\/FACEBOOK)

October 20, 2022 12:20 PM

Industry-wide labour shortages weighed on auto executives attending the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association’s annual conference Wednesday in Windsor, Ont.

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