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Quebec adding more than 350 electric charging stations - Vimarsana News

Quebec adding more than 350 electric charging stations

The Quebec government is investing nearly $60 million to increase its current network of direct current charging stations (DCS) for electric vehicles by 30 per cent to more than 1,200. In a news release, Environment Minister Benoit Charette said Monday that 367 charging stations of 100 kilowatts or more will be distributed across 131 sites in the province and will be added to Hydro-Quebec's electric circuit network.

U.S. biosolid fertilizers temporarily banned in Quebec - Vimarsana News

U.S. biosolid fertilizers temporarily banned in Quebec

The Quebec government announced Thursday a moratorium on the agricultural application of biosolid fertilizers imported from the U.S.

Western tree frog to be protected in Longueuil woodlands - Vimarsana News

Western tree frog to be protected in Longueuil woodlands

The expansion of a protected woodland in Longueuil is being hailed as a victory for an at-risk amphibian.

The Laval News | New seniors' residence to be built on des Prairies Blvd. in L-D-R - Vimarsana News

The Laval News | New seniors' residence to be built on des Prairies Blvd. in L-D-R

New seniors’ residence to be built on des Prairies Blvd. in L-D-R | The Laval News | Serving Laval Since 1993

Quebec Plans To Ban The Sale Of New Gas-Powered Cars – Here Are The Latest Details - Vimarsana News

Quebec Plans To Ban The Sale Of New Gas-Powered Cars – Here Are The Latest Details

"The sale of 100% new all-electric vehicles is upon us," Benoit Charette, Quebec's Minister of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change, declared in February 2022. The province has set a goal to ban the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035 and is already laying the legal groundwork.