Auto thefts down, but are vehicles actually more secure?
Auto theft is down across the country, but do drivers actually feel like they're better protected? Most Canadians remain skeptical, a new poll has found, that governments and manufacturers are actively keeping one step ahead of vehicle thieves. A new auto theft impact survey released Tuesday by Équité Association found that nearly two-thirds of Canadians surveyed are worried their vehicle may be stolen, despite Équité reporting a 33 per cent decline in auto theft across the country since 2023. Touria Izri reports.
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