Yesterday, Trudeau dined with Trump in his lair in Florida, and deputy prime minister Freeland tried to deny that Liberals are attempting to throw Mexico under the bus.
Yesterday, Trudeau dined with Trump in his lair in Florida, and deputy prime minister Freeland tried to deny that Liberals are attempting to throw Mexico under the bus.
Watch Canada has an ‘opportunity’ to align with Mexico, U.S. on China: Freeland Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca
Why did you feel the need to editorialise the headline so much? I know it's not a requirement on this sub, but that's usually so posters can provide better context
It feels like OP based the post title off something other than the video they shared...
There's a lot of noise on TikTok about Canada and Mexico feuding about statements said by Ford and Sheinbaum.
Why did Canada impose a 100% tariff on Chinese EVs a few months ago?
Australia didn't.
Canada is attempting to grow its own domestic EV supply chain in order to become the world leader in EV battery production. It is already out competing China thanks to it's large natural resource supply and developed mining and refining industries.
The general idea is that Canada doesn't want to be China's supplier of raw materials and helping them become the world's supplier of EV batteries when Canada could be that supplier.
Canadian car companies had years, arguably decades, to try EVs.
Do you think a 100% tariff won't disincentivize competitiveness?