Canada’s largest single EV supply chain announcement will see EV production start in 2028, with battery-making facilities developed in tandem
Rumoured since January, it now appears certain that Honda has chosen Ontario for the site of a new electric vehicle assembly plant, an EV battery gigafactory and other precursor production facilities
The Ontario government is kicking in $8.8 million for three automotive and battery companies, including a new addition to the Canadian EV supply chain
Australian junior’s Quebec lithium processing strategy starts with a refinery in Bécancour by 2027, with a mine and concentrator to follow
The NRCan-backed program will support decarbonizing and increasing the competitiveness of Canada’s EV battery supply chain
$6M PrairiesCan investment keeps Saskatchewan Research Council’s Rare Earth Processing Facility on track for commercial production later this year
The deal, which gives Mitsubishi an initial 7.5-per-cent project stake, will help advance Frontier’s plans to start building the mine site in 2025
The cities of Toronto and Windsor-Sarnia will be home to OVIN’s new $8-million pilot zones, serving as the live-testing ground for zero-emission and autonomous vehicle technologies
At Electric Autonomy’s EV Innovation & Technology Conference, critical minerals sector leaders discussed key steps each is taking to develop Canada’s EV and battery supply chain ecosystem
Active anode material offtake agreements with leading North American EV battery makers also include an immediate US$50-million investment, with US$275 million in future funding to follow