Canada is in a tough spot. Canola farmers are struggling due to tariffs imposed by China in response to Canada’s 100% tariff on Chinese EVs. The Carney government is currently reviewing Canada’s position on Chinese EVs. If the tariffs are removed, we risk upsetting the US and the possibility of China dumping its EVs into … Continued
Billions of your tax dollars have been spent on electric vehicles – and the government has nothing to show for it. In fact, several EV companies have gone bankrupt or backtracked on their plans since receiving handouts. Dan McTeague discusses in his latest video.
This post originally appeared in the Western Standard To anyone who thought that the Liberals’ decision to postpone enforcement of their Electric Vehicle (EV) mandate by one year was part of a well-thought-out plan to get that disastrous program back on track, well, every day brings with it news that you were wrong. In fact, … Continued
Prime Minister Carney announced the establishment of a Major Projects Office, with an outline of projects the government is prioritizing. Absent from the list of projects is an oil and gas pipeline. Carney has talked a big game when it comes to developing Canada’s oil and gas, but so far, he has failed to walk … Continued
Politicians gambled billions of your tax dollars on the development of electric vehicles – and now we’re seeing that this gamble has failed tremendously. Northvolt is the latest EV company to go belly up after the Quebec government backed out of a $7 billion EV battery project. Dan McTeague discusses in his latest video.
Canadians for Affordable President, Dan McTeague, joined Kris Sims to discuss he Carney Liberals’ unrealistic electric vehicle mandate.
This post originally appeared in the Western Standard In what may be the least shocking political news of the year, this past Friday the Carney government announced a twelve month pause to the Electric Vehicle (EV) mandate, which had been set to go into effect this coming January. (Or, as they put it in their … Continued
Prime Minister Mark Carney today announced a one-year delay in the implementation of the Electric Vehicle Mandates for automakers, “giving the auto sector flexibility by waiving 2026 model year vehicles from Electric Vehicle Availability Standard requirements.” This means automakers have another year to begin hitting minimum sales targets for electric vehicles.
Canadians for Affordable President, Dan McTeague, joined Kris Sims to discuss he Carney Liberals’ unrealistic electric vehicle mandate.
“Mark Carney’s decades of net-zero commitments make the chances of us actually getting a single new pipeline out of this government extremely remote, probably nonexistent.”