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After months of hints from CEO Elon Musk, Tesla disclosed a new lobbying effort that may lead to the electric vehicle maker building a new "Gigafactory" in Canada.

Vancouver city councillors voted this week to start filling a war chest to sue Big Oil for the climate damage its products are causing.

Canada needs more EV chargers, but competing narratives, conflicting policy motives and incomplete data are clouding the debate

Baseload Aura network builds on the company's vision of an integrated suite of sustainable electricity infrastructure for a "mobile consumer"

Industry leaders share insights on how connected, intelligent and proactive on-demand transit systems will serve Canada better

EV Society's Stephen Bieda rented an EV during EVS35, but tells Electric Autonomy Canada even Norway struggles with public charging

EV Society's Stephen Bieda rented an EV during EVS35, but tells Electric Autonomy Canada even Norway struggles with public charging

More consumers expect EVs as a mode of transportation and car rental and car-sharing companies in Canada are responding accordingly

If electric vehicles are the future, then the future starts in Sudbury.

The announcement marks the largest wave of Canadian automotive industry investments to date under the NGen Innovation Supercluster Initiative