That recommendation heads a set of policies Canada needs to steer the MHDV transition from combustion to zero-emission while preserving jobs, says the Pembina Institute
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Major hospital group bans EV charging in its car parks due to fire risks, while a golf club reportedly follows suit after another club house burned down from fire blamed on golf buggy batteries.
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Most Australian motorists are driving less, ditching road trips and considering switching to an electric car to avoid rising fuel costs, according to new research.
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Norway’s ban on fossil cars will take effect in a little more than a year. How long will it take to reach a 100% battery electric vehicle fleet? And what can Australia learn from Norway’s journey.
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GM-owned Cruise “failed to disclose” full video and key crash details, DMV said.
The electric transport revolution is a great chance to rethink how we move through our cities – and whether we even need a car at all.
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A total of $15 million will be distributed to 93 projects in 58 Indigenous communities to support clean energy projects across Ontario
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Norway’s main EV association is effective because it is consumer based, has no vested interests and is an effective voice to government.
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Cars downloading text messages from phones doesn’t violate state privacy law.
