Is there something about Chinese EV’s that differs from ones from North America? (E.g. the onboard computer deleting camera footage if the driver gets into an accident).
Numerous-Bike-4951 on
I dont disagree , not a complete removal of protection, but some for sure to ease this pressure right now .
Here’s the kicker, though: check your dam industry after this because 70% to one client state is a problem just like lumber, steel.,aluminum , etc . Either the industry is too big for its bridges or its a liability. Figure it out . Canola is the newest member of the family called Canadians get f@%&$d at will club.
I wish I could kick every trade diplomat canadas has had in the nuts for the last 20 years .
Slow-Raspberry-5133 on
The province have trade offices in China and India (among other places) for Harper sycophants. Hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars per year, presumably to grease the wheels for trade.
They’re presently absolutely useless.
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Is there something about Chinese EV’s that differs from ones from North America? (E.g. the onboard computer deleting camera footage if the driver gets into an accident).
I dont disagree , not a complete removal of protection, but some for sure to ease this pressure right now .
Here’s the kicker, though: check your dam industry after this because 70% to one client state is a problem just like lumber, steel.,aluminum , etc . Either the industry is too big for its bridges or its a liability. Figure it out . Canola is the newest member of the family called Canadians get f@%&$d at will club.
I wish I could kick every trade diplomat canadas has had in the nuts for the last 20 years .
The province have trade offices in China and India (among other places) for Harper sycophants. Hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars per year, presumably to grease the wheels for trade.
They’re presently absolutely useless.