<h1>Canada cuts tariff-free import quotas for two U.S. automakers after lost domestic production, reducing quotas by 24% and 50%</h1> Canada is cutting tariff-free import allowances for two U.S. automakers after they ended some domestic production, revoking full exemptions from countertariff duties tied to maintaining Canadian jobs and investment. Ottawa will reduce the tariff remission quota for one automaker by 24% and for the other by 50%. The changes follow earlier retaliatory duties that had carved out limited exemptions and come amid concerns about job losses in a sector that is a major exporter and employer. The move reflects trade tensions with the United States and conditions placed on quota access.