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How pickup trucks took centre stage with consumers and the U.S.-Canada trade war

Financial Post · September 2, 2026 at 11:28 a.m.

General Motors Co. says it will spend $144 million so that its Oshawa, Ont. assembly plant can build more kinds of the vehicle that has emerged as a sore spot in Canada's trade war with the United States: pickup trucks .

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How pickup trucks took centre stage with consumers and the U.S.-Canada trade war

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