Saskatchewan Government Calls for Removal of EV Tariffs
The Saskatchewan Party MLAs have passed a motion calling on the Canadian government to drop tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles.
The motion, originally brought forward by the NDP Opposition, commends Premier Scott Moe for his advocacy efforts on the issue.
"The assembly calls upon the premier to clearly and unequivocally call for the Government of Canada to immediately remove its tariffs on electric vehicles from China to restore market access for canola, peas and pork producers in Saskatchewan."
Party leader Carla Beck read out the motion on the floor.
- The motion aims to restore market access for Saskatchewan producers of canola, peas, and pork.
- Premier Scott Moe's advocacy efforts on the issue have been commended.
Author's summary: Saskatchewan government calls for removal of EV tariffs.
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