Posted on 03/11/09
Domestic auto output slips below crucial measure
AUTO INDUSTRY REPORTERFor the first time since 1964, auto makers are on pace to produce fewer vehicles in Canada than they sell here - a development that has alarmed the Canadian Auto Workers union and underscores how badly the severe slump in the U.S. market has hammered Canada's largest manufacturing industry.
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