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The Liberal EV strategy has been a disaster. Nexstar EV battery facility: unfulfilled Honda EV expansion: suspended Ford EV plant: pivoted to gas powered trucks Northvolt: bankrupt Stellantis’s Brampton plant: 3,000 layoffs Billions in taxpayer dollars committed, and still companies are backing away from this Liberal pipe dream. How...

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