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Doug Ford calls for Chinese EV boycott in Canada after Carney deal

Published Jan 22, 2026 at 2:49pm

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Doug Ford calls for Chinese EV boycott in Canada after Carney deal

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is urging Canadians to boycott Chinese-made electric vehicles after Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent trade deal with China. Ford says the deal will undermine Ontario’s already-struggling auto sector.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is calling on Canadians to boycott Chinese-made electric vehicles when they are allowed back into the country under a deal recently struck by Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Ford has been critical of the deal — and the fact Carney did not speak to him about it in advance — saying it will harm Ontario's auto sector. He took that a step further Wednesday, urging Canadians not to buy the Chinese EVs.

"Boycott the Chinese EV vehicles," he said. "Support companies that are building vehicles here. It's as simple as that."

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