The EVs are for Everyone initiative will raise awareness about electric vehicles in urban and underserved communities
Zero-emission transit, accessibility and support for new housing among the targets of the single largest public transit investment in Canada’s history
The Alberta government cites road wear and tear and fuel-tax deficit as reasons for the levy. EV advocates are doubtful
As EV ownership becomes widespread, the lack of accessible charging infrastructure is emerging as a critical gap in station planning and design. Now at least two municipalities say it’s time to make it right
In the final episode of Electric Autonomy’s National Discussion Series, experts strategize about advancing EV charger uptake in Indigenous communities
A total of $15 million will be distributed to 93 projects in 58 Indigenous communities to support clean energy projects across Ontario
A plan by three east-central Ontario municipalities to launch rental pilots with electric SUVs and charging stations is the latest example of a trend that’s helping boost EV adoption
Projects will be funded through NRCan’s ZEVIP and ZEVAI programs, to promote access to electric vehicle charging and raising awareness about EVs and clean fuels in Indigenous communities
Over $2.26 million from the N.W.T.’s latest Energy Action Plan will go towards initiatives including new rebate programs for e-bikes, snowmobiles and electric boats as well as charging infrastructure across the territory
Industry leaders taking part in the latest Electric Autonomy Canada charging panel discussed charger deployment, design and funding strategies to make the move to EVs more inclusive
