Nano One takes on China | Unifor strikes Halifax Autoport | Toyota's carbon-sucking engine | 400,000 Toyota Tacomas recalled

'We can’t copy what’s happening in China and expect to beat them. We have to innovate our way around,' says Nanon One CEO Dan Blondal

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