As we reported last week, to help the automotive sector stay competitive in the face of tariffs, Ottawa is removing the 2026 target from the EVAS, which requires that at least 20% of new
Ottawa announces sweeping changes that support Canadian electric vehicle manufacturing and sales, with $1.5 billion earmarked for charging infrastructure
Ottawa is under more pressure than ever to abandon its policy requiring electric vehicles to make up a growing share of Canadian car sales, after its deal with Beijing to begin allowing...
The federal government is expected to announce its national automotive strategy on Thursday that includes scrapping Canada''s electric vehicle mandate and replacing it with a new
The Carney government''s new electric vehicle strategy is being welcomed by both vehicle dealers in Saskatchewan and advocates for EVs. Ottawa is scrapping the future mandated
The Canadian Automobile Dealers Association is backing Ottawa''s new auto strategy, praising the decision to end the federal electric vehicle mandate and to refocus on measures that
Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday is expected to scrap the sales mandate in favour of new vehicle emissions standards and revive consumer rebates for EV purchases.
The Carney government recently scrapped the federal electric vehicle (EV) sales mandate and replaced it with new regulations for tailpipe emissions. But the government is also reinstating
We will examine the current EV adoption rate, the state of EV charging infrastructure in Ottawa, and how federal and municipal policies are shaping the road ahead for electric mobility in the capital.
The federal government announced a suite of new electric vehicle policies Thursday, including the reintroduction of the popular rebate program and the elimination of the EV sales
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