China EV tariff review puts Ottawa on tightrope, balancing auto, canola, U.S. relations

APMA
Oct 9, 2025
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David Kennedy, Auto News Canada

Sep 10, 2025

Officials at Finance Canada signalled that the tariffs are on review. This article quotes APMA President Flavio Volpe: “Any loosening of the tariff for the Chinese has to come with an opportunity for Canadian suppliers, or minerals and raw materials, or dealers, or Canadian workers. Right now, that’s not the prospect.”

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