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The first Mercedes-Benz Canadian EV charging hub is slated to open in early 2025, with a target of building 70 hubs across the country

Mehanaz Yakub
Apr 17, 2024
3 minute read

Parkland will use the $210-million loan from the Canada Infrastructure Bank to deploy 2,000 DC fast chargers and expand its network

Mehanaz Yakub
Nov 25, 2023
3 minute read

You are invited to join a series of panel discussions as Electric Autonomy Canada hosts industry experts and key stakeholders taking a deep dive into the issues and opportunities facing the public electric vehicle charging experience in Canada

Electric Autonomy Staff
Oct 23, 2023
2 minute read

The Telus-Jolt partnership will allow drivers across Canada to get their first 7 kWh of daily fast charging free by 2027

Mehanaz Yakub
Jun 28, 2023
4 minute read

Ivy’s new all-in-one home and public charging solution bundles installation of a Level 2 home charger with access to the company’s fast-charging network in Ontario for one monthly fee

Mehanaz Yakub
Mar 13, 2023
4 minute read

Starting in Canada and the U.S., the German automaker will build out an EV fast-charging network with over 400 stations and plans to expand its network to over 10,000 350 kW chargers worldwide by 2030

Mehanaz Yakub
Jan 5, 2023
3 minute read

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

Mehanaz Yakub
Dec 13, 2022
5 minute read

Charged for Change is a $3-million program from insurance company Aviva and non-profit Earth Day Canada to help underserved communities gain access to charging infrastructure

Mehanaz Yakub
Dec 12, 2022
4 minute read

The Canadian Standards Association Group takes a deep dive into Canada’s EV charging network in their new report, Charging Ahead: Ensuring Equity and Reliability in Canada’s Electric Vehicle Network

Emma Jarratt
Dec 7, 2022
6 minute read

One of Canada’s largest fuel distributors and retailers, Parkland says it will now roll out a 50-site fast-charging network in B.C. and Alberta, with all sites expected to be open in early 2024

Mehanaz Yakub
Dec 2, 2022
3 minute read
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