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Premier pushes back against deal to allow Chinese-made EVs in Canada

January 21, 2026 4:56 pm EST.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pushed back against a deal to allow some Chinese-made electric vehicles to be imported into Canada. Mark McAllister discusses the Premier's solution, and whether Ford's claim that the vehicles will spy on Canadians is valid.

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