Carney says ‘challenges’ face auto sector after Honda pulls out of EV plant in Ontario



OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney admitted the auto sector in Canada is facing headwinds, after a report by a Japanese outlet confirmed Honda will be pulling out of a $15-billion electric vehicle plant in Ontario. Read More



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