Technology

How Canada is quietly retooling its auto industry

A Jeep Gladiator undergoes testing inside the FCA r&d centre in Windsor, Ont. The joint venture between the University of Windsor and FCA tests components using the only nine-direction drive simulator in North America. (ROB GURDEBEKE)
December 20, 2019 05:00 AM

Factory closures and job cuts get the headlines, but technology is driving an evolution of Canada’s auto sector as employers compete for highly skilled workers to support expanding research-and-development efforts into the car of the future.

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