Saskatchewan Premier Moe says Canada should remove tariff on Chinese EVs

How China’s Market Dominance Tactics Call for Caution on EV Tariff Concessions

News Analysis Beijing’s escalation of tariffs on Canadian agricultural products has prompted prominent voices such as Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe to push Ottawa to drop its tariffs on Chinese EVs. The argument is that Ottawa’s tariffs primarily benefit the central Canada-based EV sector, while Western farmers bear the cost of China’s retaliation, including its recent 75.8 percent tariffs on Canadian canola. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has …

Ottawa should drop tariff on Chinese EVs, Saskatchewan Premier Moe says

Moe says Canada must weigh EV tariff decision against risk of angering the U.S., its largest canola market

Saskatchewan Premier Moe says Canada should remove tariff on Chinese EVs

REGINA - As Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe prepares to go to China next week, he said he would like the federal government to drop its 100 per cent electric vehicle

Saskatchewan premier wants Canada's tariff on Chinese EVs dropped as he readies for trade mission

REGINA — As Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe prepares to go to China next week, he said he would like the federal government to drop its 100 per cent electric vehicle tariff on Beijing.

Moe: Drop the Chinese EV Tariffs

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says as he prepares to go to China, he would like the federal government to drop its electric vehicle tariff on Beijing. But Moe says Canada would need to walk a fine line if it acted on the move, because the United States remains Canada’s top importer. Moe’s comments come as a Chinese tariff of nearly 76 per cent remains in force on Canadian canola seed, a measure that has slashed the value of one of Canada’s — an…