Flavio Volpe

Flavio Volpe, President of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association, provides insight into the auto industry's struggles as Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares to meet President Trump. Rachel Siegel shares the conservative view on the implications of rising tariff threats on Canadian industry. Rob Russo analyzes the political dynamics shaping U.S.-Canada relations. They discuss the urgency of Carney's approach amidst tensions and the repercussions for sectors like film and television.

Flavio Volpe, the President of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association, dives deep into the crisis looming over the Canadian auto sector. He discusses potential assembly line shutdowns due to trade barriers and how sudden tariffs threaten production. Volpe emphasizes the need for strategic resilience to avoid layoffs and protect jobs. He critiques the government's response plan and highlights the community's frustrations regarding reliance on employment insurance amidst economic uncertainty. His insights showcase the urgent need for innovative solutions.

Mark Jakobsen, an Associate Professor at the Royal Danish Defence College, and Flavio Volpe, President of the Canadian Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association, share insights on significant geopolitical issues. They explore the implications of the U.S. Vice President's visit to Greenland, revealing local distrust and the territory's strategic military role against Russia. Volpe discusses the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canada’s auto industry, emphasizing the complexities surrounding trade relations and national security. Together, they tackle pressing concerns shaping North American dynamics.