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Japan just delivered a warning that Ottawa cannot afford to ignore. While Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Tokyo signing a new Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi, Japan's Ambassador to Canada made something crystal clear: every dollar of Japanese auto investment in this country depends on a trade deal that Donald Trump is already eyeing for demolition.
Honda and Toyota now produce 77% of every car built in Canada. They employ the majority of Ontario's auto assembly workforce. They stayed when the Detroit Three ran. And now they're saying all of it — every plant, every job, every production line — is contingent on CUSMA surviving the 2026 review in a form that still gives Canadian factories access to the US market.
With Trump openly musing about scrapping the deal, 25% tariffs already hammering Canadian-made vehicles, and the formal review process kicking off this summer, the thread holding Canada's auto sector together has never been thinner. This is the story the cameras missed in Tokyo. And the consequences reach into every auto plant, every supplier, and every household in Ontario.
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