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Terry Dowdall Conservative

“The government says it wants to support Canadian manufacturing. But it is allowing 50,000 Chinese electric cars into the country, and a 15-billion-dollar battery plant was cancelled. I am asking how bringing in Chinese cars helps car makers in Canada.”
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Madam Speaker, I want to thank the member opposite for discussing the automotive industry for a small portion of his speech. I know that there is great concern in the county of Simcoe, as host to Honda as well as to Toyota. There are really only the big two now in Canada. We have a government that wants to buy Canadian and support Canadian. I would like to ask the member where we are at when we are bringing up to 50,000 Chinese EV vehicles into Canada that are not going to be produced here. The battery plant has been cancelled. That was $15 billion in investment. Does the member opposite feel that the government’s buy Canadian policy and then, by the same hand, getting Chinese vehicles imported here is going to help manufacturers here in Canada?

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