#Canada

The Canadian quest to become a top-tier battery manufacturer just got more serious.

Are a second round of EV tax credits coming? Maybe, if things go right.

By now the story is well known…

Quebec has become the first Canadian province to join California and nine other U.S. states by adopting zero emission vehicle sales requirements.

In an about-face move, Mazda has announced it drop the Mazda 2 from its Canadian lineup.

Is Renault planning to tackle the North American market again? It seems that way, but just in measured steps as the French automaker is bringing its electrified offerings to Canada.

“Oh no, we’re going to crash,” is one of the last things you hope to think before climbing into a Porsche 911, or any car for that matter.

How do you top a day spent behind the wheel of a Porsche? Easy, by spending a day behind the wheel of every Porsche currently on sale!

Subaru is pitting Canadian families against each other in a rally for the chance to win a 2014 Forester.

General Motors pulled a commercial for the Chevrolet Trax after one Chinese newspaper called it racist. 

The only Canadian stop for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and the first ever NASCAR event to be held at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park will be billed at the Chevy Silverado 250.

General Motors will continue to build and sell its current-generation Chevrolet Impala until 2014 at its plant in Oshawa, Canada.

Luxury EV maker Tesla opened one of its boutique stores in Canada to the public today, marking the brand’s first location in the country.

NASCAR may be returning to Canada, but not to Montreal or a rumored stop at the Canadian Tire Motorsports Park (formerly Mosport), but at a brand new facility in Fort Erie in Ontario.

Renters beware: customers are accusing a Budget Rent-A-Car agency in British Columbia, Canada of grossly overcharging them.