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The government says this golf push cart is a Chinese EV. The tariffs are crippling a Canadian company

National Post · August 22, 2026 at 6:00 a.m.

OTTAWA — The owner of a small Canadian business that imports electric golf carts from China says his company is now in jeopardy because the federal government has billed him for more than $178,000 after placing his three-wheeled buggies in the same import category as electric vehicles (EVs).

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The government says this golf push cart is a Chinese EV. The tariffs are crippling a Canadian company

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