Canada is rolling out a fresh automotive strategy aimed at sweetening the deal for carmakers who actually set up shop domestically. It's basically their counter-move against the Trump administration's push to relocate factory operations across the border to the US. The new framework looks to boost competitiveness for domestic manufacturers while reshaping North American auto supply chains. As tensions over trade policy heat up, these kinds of protectionist moves could ripple through global markets and shift how multinational companies approach capital allocation and regional expansion—something worth watching if you're tracking macro trends affecting asset valuations.