Emma Jarratt, Author at Electric Autonomy Canada

Emma Jarratt

Emma Jarratt is an investigative multimedia journalist in Toronto and the Executive Editor of Electric Autonomy Canada. She holds a Master of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University and a Bachelor of Arts from Carleton University.

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Canada’s Q4 2024 EV market brings electric classics, new SUVs, a big pickup

Made in America Polestar 3 debuts; throwback electric muscle car Dodge Charger Daytona ready to rumble; VW’s microbus inspired ID. Buzz hits the road; and Jeep and GMC go big

Dec 20, 2024

7 minute read

Quebec axes ZEV rebate, bans gas vehicle sales

Quebec is pausing the Roulez vert program as of February 2025, while passing a bill to ban combustion vehicle sales starting in 2035

Dec 18, 2024

4 minute read

Honda, Nissan said to be in merger talks

A report from Nikkei Asia says the two Asian automakers are considering joining forces and that a memorandum of understanding may be forthcoming

Dec 18, 2024

3 minute read

Taykwa Tagamou Nation invests $20 million in Canada Nickel

Following final approval in January 2025, Taykwa Tagamou Nation in Ontario will hold 8.4 per cent equity interest in Canada Nickel Company

Dec 17, 2024

3 minute read

Invest WindsorEssex opens applications for new $3.8-million EV battery training program

Successful participants in the Battery Boost program may be eligible for employment at the NextStar battery manufacturing plant in Windsor

Dec 16, 2024

3 minute read

Q3 2024 ZEV registrations hit 15.7 per cent: StatsCan

Of the 75,636-plus zero-emission vehicles newly registered in Canada in Q3 2024, 74 per cent were battery-electric vehicles

Dec 13, 2024

2 minute read

B.C. Indigenous community ready for 100 per cent-owned hydro facility

By 2026 Gitga’at First Nation hopes to build a new hydroelectric facility that will power, among other things, its electric fleet

Dec 10, 2024

2 minute read

BC Hydro opens first 350 kW charger in the Okanagan

The utility-owned network’s new (and fastest) 350 kW EV charger is located in a 22-spot charging parkade in Oyama

Dec 10, 2024

3 minute read

E-One Moli halts $1-billion Canadian battery factory expansion

The Taiwanese battery maker planned to expand its existing facility in Maple Ridge, B.C., but is now shelving the plan

Dec 9, 2024

2 minute read

Ontario city bus fleet on track for 50 per cent electrification by 2026

Oakville, Ont., is planning to have 74 electric transit buses on the road in two years — out of a fleet of 135 vehicles

Dec 5, 2024

6 minute read