TORONTO -- A Canadian court ruled in favor of Tesla Inc. after the electric carmaker challenged the province of Ontario's wind-down of an electric vehicle rebate. In a ruling on Monday, Judge Frederick Myers of Ontario struck down the transition program set up by the new Ontario government, which excluded Tesla customers from qualifying for rebates. A Tesla spokeswoman welcomed the decision. "Tesla only sought fair treatment for our customers and we hope the Ministry now does the right thing by delivering on its promise to ensure all [electric vehicle]-owners receive their incentives," the spokeswoman said in an email on Tuesday. A spokeswoman for Ontario's Attorney-General said the government is reviewing the ruling "and will make a decision on how to proceed in the coming days." Tesla's challenge arose after Ontario's Progressive Conservative government in July canceled a slew of green energy initiatives, including an Electric and Hydrogen Vehicle ...