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In 1965, a landmark agreement with the United States transformed Canada's tiny car-making industry into a world leader. The Auto Pact created thousands of Canadian jobs and was the backbone for a generation of economic growth. But the Auto Pact also tied Canada's fortunes more closely than ever to its southern neighbour.
Last updated: March 28, 2012
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A look at Canada's struggling auto industry in 1960.
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The Auto Pact signals a new era for the Canadian economy.
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Canadians struggle to adapt to their auto industry marriage with the U...
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How the 1970s recession is affecting the Canadian auto industry.
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James Laxer discusses why he thinks the Auto Pact is bad for Canada an...
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Anger and protests over the troubled auto industry.
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Major government incentives encourage Ford to build a $535 million pla...
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Henry Ford sets up shop in Canada and American domination begins in th...
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A look at Canada's auto parts sector.
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Foreign automakers set up shop as the country's struggling industry co...
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The auto parts manufacturer symbolizes the growing success of the Cana...
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Possible effects of the Asian car market on Canada.
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A look at growing American disenchantment with the Auto Pact in 1987.
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The Americans say they plan to chip away at the Auto Pact during free ...
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Magna International goes through a downturn in 1990.
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History of the Auto Pact and its meaning to Canada.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement gives Canada access to a new m...
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The impact of NAFTA in Mexico.
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Canada must go it alone without the Auto Pact. The agreement that buil...