Doug Ford delighted with Mark Carney's announcement on the automotive industry

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Louna Marchet, ICI Radio–Canada | CBC News

Feb 6, 2026

[Translated from original in French]

Doug Ford is pleased to see Ottawa abandoning its mandatory electric vehicle sales targets. APMA President Flavio Volpe says he is “very happy” because the strategy is complex and addresses both supply and demand while staying focused on reducing emissions. He welcomes the return of incentives, specifically the inclusion of plug-in hybrids, because “we manufacture them here,” he says.

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