Canadian auto industry executives are supporting the commitment by Canada and the United States to work together on vehicle-emission rules and electric-vehicle battery production to combat climate change.

Marc Belzile is helping set safety regulations in Canada; Larry Caron is mold-ing the future at Cavalier Tool ; and Hina Latif provides legal guidance at Mercedes-Benz Financial Services Canada. The are this month’s group of Unobvious Ones, movers and shakers who fly below the radar in the Canadian auto industry.

Zero-emissions vehicles don’t consume gasoline, which means their owners aren’t helping to fund roads and infrastructure.

Go Electric provides financial rebates to customers who buy ZEVs, charging stations, and funding to support commercialization of medium and heavy-duty vehicles.