Premier Doug Ford, right, meets with Sebastian Wolf, chief operating officer of PowerCo SE, on Feb 23. Batteries at the EV plant planned for St. Thomas, Ont., would be manufactured by PowerCo.
The announcement was released Monday by the office of Vic Fedeli, the province's minister of economic development and trade and is the first public confirmation of the deal that has long rumoured to be in the works. The province recently passed legislation that would allow the City of St Thomas to annex 607 hectares of farmland from the Municipality of Central Elgin with the aim to turn the parcel into industrial lands as part of what the province called an investment "mega-site."
FUNNY THING... This good news has very little to do with the Ontario Government of the - 'anti-carbon-tax'/ 'kill all renewable energy projects'/ 'pave us some more farmland for highways' - Conservative Premier Doug Ford... & yet - there Ford sits, claiming the win! onpoli
Anybody remember dieselgate?
When it comes to the liberal_party it is all in the details- Smoke & Mirror games
The slaves of the Congo eating bugs thanks you.
What did that deal cost?
Thanks Kathleen Wynne and Justin Trudeau!
Jesus that barrel on Dougie looks like it could blow any second.
Who owns the land now, how much did the provincial and federal government's give them?
One thing I love about a Conservative government is that they bring back manufacturing jobs instead of driving them away like the Liberals did for 15 years.
ask Ford if he can see his zipper
More disastrous open pit mining and drying flats. Did you know that the efficiency of the internal combustion engine is not even 50%? Why not scrap the need for new materials / mining and improve what we have already!
Fantastic news! Congratulations St. Thomas.
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