If you’re scratching your head about why “Canada just made an EV deal with China,” you’re not alone. Last week, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a landmark trade agreement with China that reduces tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles from a near-ban to a quota system with a much lower duty — allowing roughly 49,000 Chinese EVs annually at a 6.1 % tariff instead of the previous 100 % barrier. In return, China is cutting devastating tariffs on Canadian farm exports like canola and other...