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Is Canada’s Tesla freeze a justified counter-tariff measure or a self-defeating blow to EV adoption? The government’s decision to halt Tesla’s EV incentives and investigate their potentially inflated rebate claims has ignited a firestorm of debate. While some applaud the move as a necessary response to unfair US trade practices and alleged corporate shenanigans, others worry about the potential chilling effect on Canada’s green transition. Does punishing a single company, even one as prominent as Tesla, truly address the larger trade war issue? Or does it simply limit consumer choice and hinder the progress towards a sustainable transportation future? Furthermore, is the timing of Tesla’s massive rebate claims merely coincidental, or does it suggest something more calculated? Where do you stand on this issue, and what are the long-term implications for the Canadian EV market?