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🇨🇦💰⚡️🚘 : Under Trudeau the Liberals spent over $50 billion on the EV auto sector bragging Canada would bee manufacturing over 1 million electric vehicles a year. 🇨🇳 Instead Canada will now be importing 50K - 70K Chinese EVs, every year. So today's announcement by Mark Carney to scrap...

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