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Amid unpredictable tariffs and global uncertainty, we’re doubling down on Canadian talent, innovation and resilience. Project Arrow, Canada’s first zero-emission concept vehicle, proves what’s possible when we invest in ourselves. This is what it means to be Canada Strong.

Evan Solomon

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Shaughn.SGT(ret)vor 1 Jahr

Now if only you'd commit to fighting crime like you do a useless vehicle no one will buy.

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Christina Bvor 1 Jahr

Build 2 vehicles a year for the next 3 years? WOW, that'll solve the #ClimateCrisis Please someone tell me this is a parody account, Salmonman can't really be that elbowbrained... @JonFraserTF

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TonyTheTiger 🇨🇦vor 1 Jahr

Evan Solomon @EvanLSolomon Member of Parliament for Toronto Centre and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation and Minister responsible for FedDev Ontario @FedDevOntario Through 'The Economic Development Initiative (EDI), FedDev Ontario @FedDevOntar is helping Francophone communities in southern Ontario grow their economies.@FedDevOntarioProject Arrow, Canada’s first zero-emission concept vehicle, will build two cars a year for the next three years (a total of six cars). 🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗 This ought to cover the demand for Electric Vehicles across Ontario.

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Bubbleslakevor 1 Jahr

7 million of our tax payer money for 6 vehicles!!!!

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Jim Murphyvor 1 Jahr

A car that will only be of interest to the elites living in Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver and Montreal. Pay attention Evan, the ridiculous ban on ICE vehicles starting 2035 is unworkable and unwanted by the majority of Canadians. @GasPriceWizard

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Thomas Beyervor 1 Jahr

The usual big gov picks winner idea STUPID Drop the EV mandates !!!

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🚜🚛TweetMeWithLovevor 1 Jahr

Canada- do you remember the Russian imposed Lada?! Well …. Here’s your new Lada!

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Dan Bruin Mainvillevor 1 Jahr

What’s it like to live your life as a complete fraud? Do you have a conscience Evan?

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Sloanvor 1 Jahr

According to new findings Canada may already be carbon neutral. Why is this not main stream news? Could it be the forever carbon taxation would not be necessary?

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Paul🇨🇦🇺🇲vor 1 Jahr

Evan, I will race you from Toronto to Winnipeg. Me in my 2009 Ford with 527,000 KM and you in on of those brand new. This will happen in mid January, you game?

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