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Quebec funding purchase of 1200 electric buses - Vimarsana News

Quebec funding purchase of 1200 electric buses

The provincial government is greenlighting financial assistance for the largest urban electric bus acquisition project in North America.

Federal, provincial environment ministers to attend Montreal Climate Summit - Vimarsana News

Federal, provincial environment ministers to attend Montreal Climate Summit

Federal Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault is set to participate in the first edition of the Montreal Climate Summit.

Lion Electric, Transit Truck Bodies Debut EV For Last-Mile Delivery - Vimarsana News

Lion Electric, Transit Truck Bodies Debut EV For Last-Mile Delivery

The Lion Electric Co. and Transit Truck Bodies has launched a new lightweight, aerodynamic, 100% electric heavy-duty truck suited for last-mile urban

LION ELECTRIC AND TRANSIT TRUCK BODIES ANNOUNCE LAUNCH OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE FOR THE MEDIUM AND HEAVY-DUTY LAST MILE DELIVERY THAT WAS DEVELOPED UNDER UPFITTER PARTNERSHIP - Vimarsana News

LION ELECTRIC AND TRANSIT TRUCK BODIES ANNOUNCE LAUNCH OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE FOR THE MEDIUM AND HEAVY-DUTY LAST MILE DELIVERY THAT WAS DEVELOPED UNDER UPFITTER PARTNERSHIP

/PRNewswire/ - The Lion Electric Company (NYSE: LEV) (TSX: LEV) ("Lion" or the "Company"), a leading manufacturer of all-electric medium and heavy-duty...

Quebec issues stop-work order on highly-disputed container yard in Montreal's east end - Vimarsana News

Quebec issues stop-work order on highly-disputed container yard in Montreal's east end

Citizens' group members in Montreal's Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighbourhood who have been protesting the project for months now want Quebec's Environment Ministry to commission a study from the province's environmental watchdog. But the ministry has said there are no plans to do so.

Source: cbc.ca