(Reuters) -Canada has sharply reduced tariff-free import quotas for General Motors and Stellantis, citing their decisions to scale back manufacturing in the country, the country's Department of Finance said in a statement on Thursday. GM's annual remission quota is cut by 24.2%, and Stellantis' by 50%, following their failure to meet commitments under Canada's auto remission framework, the statement said. In April, Canada said it would impose 25% counter-tariffs on all vehicles imported from the United States that are not compliant with the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal. However, the Canadian finance ministry later said that auto manufacturers will be allowed to import a certain number of U.S.-assembled, free-trade-compliant vehicles if they continue to produce cars locally and complete pl

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