Canada Drives gets creditor protection | Ford to lose US$3 billion on EVs in 2023 | The latest Canadian Abroad | Chevrolet Camaro's end is near

Canada Drives says its business model, based on a fully online purchasing and trade-in experience, has proved popular among car buyers, but is 'no longer viable in the long-term'

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