Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces the opening of Canada's very first major EV factory, General Motors of Canada Company's (GM) CAMI assembly plant in Ingersoll, Ontario.
Canada’s first full-scale electric vehicle manufacturing plant
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34 responses to “Canada’s first full-scale electric vehicle manufacturing plant”
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Electric vehicles are proven to be impractical, especially in Canada. Do your own research!
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@walu dalu right now you would save a lot and that spread will only get larger the more the price of gas goes up
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@Stephan Macfarlane I am educated, you have no evidence
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@Brian if you are educated then what makes you so misguided?
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@Stephan Macfarlane what makes you so misguided?
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@Stephan Macfarlane if you are educated then what makes you so misguided?
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احب كندا ❤️
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What I want to know is why your net worth has increased by a hundredfold since taking office and Canadians are getting poorer?
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Hes giggidy he must be getting paid, and his Chinese masters are happy too.
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That’s the real question
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And how many liters of jet fuel did you waste instead of doing a zoom call? Double standards dont fly here.
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A game over Skype that’s not very professional
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Ever see his parade of Escalades that are kept idling while he dines at his fundraisers ?This clown is more of an elite that his buddy Jag
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We can buy electric cars at Chinada Tire at 1:43 scale. They are sort of reliable and much cheaper.
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Towing the party line of the WEF
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As an organic apricot grower in rural Hungary I encountered the evil of electric vehicle production this year, when I was warned that a battery factory would be built a mile away from my orchard. 8 acres of arable land will be turned into thick concrete. Unknown poisons will be released by those factory chimneys. In 2 miles area there will a constant danger if any factory accident happens. But a kindergarten is situated less than a mile away from it. My land has been by now devalued and local residents and land owners protests have been and will be ignored by our BLATANT GOVERNMENT. Electric vehicle is the evil of the 21 century!
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Who is going to pay for the nuclear power and store the nuclear waste? Where do we store the old batteries ?
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blackfaces back yard
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You tax dollars at work…now built some power plants to charge the batteries.
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And use coal to fire the boilers.
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How bout a dump beside his house to store the spent batteries
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I can’t even afford a rent 😂 what a joke
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Turdeau taking pride in these electric vehicles but doesn’t realize people having hard enough time affording food, bills, heat, homes etc!
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at least he’s still on his promise to make the swap. But, honestly, as someone who struggles on the lower class, i agree!
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Not even 1K views, vast majority here to express their discontent for the most expensive PM in Canadian history
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How about them temperature fluctuations affecting battery life eh. Hopefully the cobalt will not be mined by children in Africa…
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Good lord man. You wanna roll around the cities in an electric shoebox, go ahead. Don’t mandate that I, or my family, who cross the province on a regular basis, so the same so you can feel better about yourself.
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Campaigning again, a Tesla plant would have been more successful. Curious though, how much did this cost Canada?
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I heard he slipped GM almost 300 million
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More “pie in the sky” from the drama teacher.
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So let’s follow the bread crumbs:
1) protesting the government = bad
2) over burdening the middle class with unplayable taxes = good
3) privately owned firearms = bad
4) masculinity/being a man = bad
5) releasing violent offenders = good
6) no bail requirement for violent offenders = good
7) government spending that drives inflation = good
Conclusion:
Create a situation allowing a society to plunge into chaos. Do not allow leaders to rise up and do not allow anyone to defend themselves. Sweep in with emergency powers “for their own safety.” Dictatorship/OWG complete. -
Prime minister Trudeau, you have poisoned someone with the chocolate hot mix.
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😂😂😂
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This should really help poor people like the carbon tax and you wonder why so many are homeless
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