Detroit automakers are failing Canada. PM Mark Carney must choose between their nostalgia and a vibrant EV future powered by China's industry leaders.
Author: Michael Barnard
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Kitimat LNG project ready to ship first cargoes, financed by heavy subsidies, tax breaks, and favorable carbon pricing. An in-depth look at the true costs.