As Canadian drivers navigate a fragmented charging landscape, safety certification gives drivers a clearer way to identify quality adapters. But regulation is still needed. Part one of a two-part series

With many new features, Canada’s premiere electrification event is bringing together a who’s-who of the industry for two days of learning, networking and action

Construction is often held up at the municipal level with outdated requirements and different rules across Canada, says CCIC’s Scott Sharabura

Chinese EVs use GB/T, a different charging protocol from those currently in use in Canada. Without regulation, we risk repeating Mexico’s costly interoperability mistakes, says James Carter

Ottawa announces sweeping changes that support Canadian electric vehicle manufacturing and sales, with $1.5 billion earmarked for charging infrastructure