EV users with accessibility needs in Canada are about to have it good. According to a press release, BC Hydro, a provincial Crown corporation, will ensure all its new public charging stations are fully accessible. […]
Some of the top auto industry companies in the country are urging the Canadian government to increase incentives and charging infrastructure to meet Ottawa’s ambitious EV goals. The Canadian Automobile Dealers Association, the Canadian Vehicle […]
According to a new report, Canada’s EV charging plan is not very ambitious and leaves Canada behind most countries. A new Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association (CVMA) report outlines several concerns. According to the Head of […]
Kamloops is moving forward with a zoning bylaw amendment that would require new residential developments to be EV ready. The change would require new residential developments to have at least one pre-wired, energized electrical outlet […]
In what can only be described as bizarre, Representative Keith Kidwell introduced a new North Carolina bill that is taking aim at free electric vehicle (EV) charging. The proposed bill “Equitable Free Vehicle Fuel Stations” […]
The City of Delta council voted to give preliminary approval to a bylaw amendment that would add new requirements for EV charging infrastructure in the community. The new rules would affect new residential builds. As […]
After some delays, twelve new EV charging locations have opened in the City of Ottawa. The chargers are in the Somerset, Rideau-Rockcliffe, Rideau-Vanier, Kitchissippi and River Wards. The new EV chargers are public chargers but […]
The Windsor Police Service will install three charging stations that will be up and running by the Spring of 2023. Last week, the Windsor Police Service announced that they would replace ageing non-marked vehicles in […]
As gas prices continue to sore, the right to charge your electric vehicle (EV) is becoming a battleground in British Columbia. Both private businesses and strata councils are pushing back, and EV owners are struggling […]
With a provincial election looming, the Ontario government is investigating a “new ultra-low overnight Time-of-Use electricity price plan” that they say will help increase electric vehicle (EV) adoption in the province. Todd Smith, Minister of […]
