Do you ever talk to other people in Canada about these ideas of yours?
Canada, are we ready?
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You are right. There were 9 fires from 2021-2024. And since then only a mere two fires in the last 2 years. Before Shenzhen fire the last was in Fuzhou in 2024. Huge improvement. Not even one a year...Tesla factories burn down at a much higher rate when you include arsonists
Only took one week for this car to enable the self immolation feature
Anyone else excited to have these spying death machines on the 401?
There's a reason he's selling Canada out, this twitter account shows it all. @DesRicardo you'll like this as well.
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Giving Canadians the receipts they haven’t seen yet.🧾 Follow along, you deserve to know where your money is going. Every claim sourced. Non-partisan. 🍁
For Canada, “ Chinese laundries” went out in the wash a long time ago. Fast forward to 2026, resource rich Canada has no significant Canadian owned high tech manufacturing base nor infrastructure and is reeling from the shuttering of Canadian tax payer subsidized American owned auto branch plants and other factories as Trump strips Canada for parts. Canada today, cannot even make a toaster oven and is already dependent on China. It would seem that Canada necessarily needs some sort of foreign rescue to fill the void left by the American MAGA fueled factories exit , since Canadian industry cannot do it.I’m all over Liberals like a dirty shirt, maybe I should take those shirts to a Chinese laundry…
In any case Canada should mandate that all fire departments have advanced sufficient capacity to handle EV fires which is not the case presently .
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Looks like we are going to be ahead of the game over the USA. And eat into the chinese dominance
Looks like we are going to be ahead of the game over the USA. And eat into the chinese dominance
Car batteries are terrifying enough, but e-scooter batteries, I wouldn't let those things charge unattended.
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The e-bikes are another disaster in china. Similar to their EVs, they all end up in massive graveyards to rot due to overproduction from all the subsidies these companies getCar batteries are terrifying enough, but e-scooter batteries, I wouldn't let those things charge unattended.
E-bike and e-scooter fires spark call for tougher battery regulations #itvnews #escooter #fire
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Lithium-ion batteries cause ‘significant’ Cabbagetown apartment fire
The fire which happened on 280 Wellesley Street did not cause any injuries, according to Toronto Fire Services.
All this Burn Your Dreams burning car coverage...Xiaomi says hold my beer
Who is ready for more congestion on the DVP? Better to leave a bit more time to make your downtown appointments with toronto's wonderful ladies
This happens due to tampering with the battery. Stupid owners will continue to use damaged batteries, will not use charge inhibitors(the box on the charge wire) causing overcharging and damage. And quite simply road salted slush and battery contacts are not a good combo. Add in outside storage(mine is in a dry garage).Car batteries are terrifying enough, but e-scooter batteries, I wouldn't let those things charge unattended.
E-bike and e-scooter fires spark call for tougher battery regulations #itvnews #escooter #fire
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I own an e bike. I monitor it regularly for any heat or damage. And don't ride it once snow hits. And with cost saving amortization, after changing out tires, repairs and adding accessories, it will pay for itself about August this year. I'm not kidding. That's a 3 season run time. It costs me 2 bucks A MONTH to do a 34 km return trip to work per day (and I have permission to charge at work so actually 1 buck). Normally I take transit.
Mine is from a European company. They have the most stringent standards. Built in China but they have to meet the standards.
Quite simply the Chinese don't regulate themselves. But here in NA if you look at number sold, vs number of fires, minus owner stupidity as above, and its fine.
