Ontario Premier Calls for Boycott of Chinese EVs After Ottawa’s Beijing Deal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Canadians should boycott Chinese-made electric vehicles (EV) after Prime Minister Mark Carney struck a deal with Beijing to allow 49,000 vehicles to enter Canada at a lower tariff rate. “Boycott the Chinese EV vehicles. Support companies that are building vehicles here. It’s as simple as that. This is a Team […]
Ontario Premier Calls for Boycott of Chinese EVs After Ottawa’s Beijing Deal Ontario Premier Doug Ford is encouraging Canadians to boycott Chinese-made electric vehicles. This call comes after Prime Minister Mark Carney negotiated a deal with Beijing that permits 49,000 vehicles into Canada with reduced tariffs. Ford believes purchasing these vehicles could jeopardize Canadian automotive jobs and stated that “everything is on the table” regarding potential legislation to safeguard Ontario’s EV industry.
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford advocates for a boycott of Chinese-made electric vehicles.
- The boycott is a response to a deal allowing 49,000 Chinese EVs into Canada at a lower tariff rate.
- Ford expressed concern that buying Chinese EVs could negatively impact Canadian automotive jobs.
- He suggested “everything is on the table” for protecting Ontario’s EV sector and its workers.
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