Carney pauses electric vehicle mandate, announces new 'buy Canadian' policy
- Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the federal government will waive its electric vehicle sales target for 2026 models, delaying the mandate for a year.
- The previous mandate required 20 percent of new vehicles sold in Canada to be electric, according to the Liberals under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
- Carney cited industry lobbying as a reason for delaying the mandate and announced a 60-day review of the program for cost efficiency.
- EV sales in Canada fell to less than 9 percent after the consumer rebate program ended, though Ottawa promised to reinstate it at an unspecified time.
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Carney pauses 2026 EV target, announces ‘Buy Canada’ policy
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a nine-part strategy to support sectors impacted by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which includes a review of the federal government’s electric vehicle (EV) mandate and a “Buy Canada” policy, CTV News has learned.
·Canada
Read Full ArticleMark Carney introduces suite of measures to help sectors battered by tariffs, hits pause on Justin Trudeau-era policies including EV mandate
Carney will delay incoming sales mandates for zero-emission vehicles, and “amend” regulations for cleaner fuels to help automakers and other businesses hit by tariffs and support the biofuel sector.
·Toronto, Canada
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Leaning Left9Leaning Right1Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Left
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- 56% of the sources lean Left
56% Left
L 56%
C 38%
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