Ottawa keeps trying to spin its EV mandate as “good for Canada”

Ottawa keeps trying to spin its EV mandate as “good for Canada.”

But when you press the witnesses, including The Atmospheric Fund, a Toronto climate advocacy group funded by taxpayers and municipal levies, the truth slips out.

Transformers backlogged because of data centres.

EV adoption lagging in huge parts of the country because of range anxiety and weak infrastructure.

Quebec-only polling being used to justify national policy.

Industry-funded groups pushing a 100 percent mandate while Canadians get fewer choices.

Funding sources that conveniently match the conclusions being pushed.

Bottom line: Rural Canada is not a science experiment for downtown activists.

Ottawa keeps trying to spin its EV mandate as “good for Canada.”

But when you press the witnesses, including The Atmospheric Fund, a Toronto climate advocacy group funded by taxpayers and municipal levies, the truth slips out.

❗ Transformers backlogged because of data centres.… pic.twitter.com/cVpXXof8Dv

— David Bexte (@davidbexte)November 26, 2025

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