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- 1Ontario to spend $48 million removing Toronto bike lanes●Hey # Ontario taxpayers! Starting Tuesday # DougFord is going to spend $48 million of your tax dollars to rip out bicycl
Ontario's government under Premier Doug Ford is set to begin a $48 million removal of bike lanes in Toronto starting Tuesday. Critics point out the lanes were funded by the City of Toronto, not the province, and argue the money would be better spent on hospitals and schools. The plan has reignited anger over the province overriding municipal decisions on transit and cycling infrastructure.
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US automakers face pressure on three fronts at once: tariffs on imported parts and vehicles, the costly shift to electric vehicles, and competition to develop self-driving technology. Industry observers are debating whether companies like GM and Ford can adapt their strategies to handle trade costs, electrification deadlines, and autonomy investments simultaneously without losing ground to foreign rivals.
- 3Ford Transit October 2026 Discount and Lease Deals Released▼Ford Transit Discount, Lease, Finance Deals For October 2026
Ford has published its discount, lease, and finance offers for the Transit van covering October 2026. The listing details the incentives available to buyers and lessees this month, giving fleet operators and small businesses a snapshot of current pricing. Shoppers typically watch these monthly programs to time purchases when cash rebates or low APR financing are on the table.
- 4Ford CEO: Europe lost to Chinese EVs●🔌 Ford CEO Says Europe Is Lost To Chinese Electric Vehicles https:// gizmodo.com/ford-ceo-says-euro pe-is-lost-to-chines
Ford's chief executive has said Europe has effectively been lost to Chinese electric vehicle makers, according to a Gizmodo report drawing wide attention. The blunt assessment points to the dominance of Chinese manufacturers like BYD in the European EV market, despite EU tariffs, and raises hard questions about the future of Western carmakers in one of their key regions. Commenters are debating whether the statement is realistic strategy talk or a surrender.