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He drives an electric truck in Yellowknife, but his home can't handle the charger it came with - Vimarsana News

He drives an electric truck in Yellowknife, but his home can't handle the charger it came with

A Yellowknife man bought a fully electric truck, expecting to install the 80 amp Level 2 charger it came with at his home. Then he found out he'd need to pay $12,000 to upgrade a transformer in his neighbourhood to make it work.

Source: cbc.ca
Switch to EVs under Canada's new timeline is doable for N.W.T., say experts - Vimarsana News

Switch to EVs under Canada's new timeline is doable for N.W.T., say experts

Experts say the switch to electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid EVs in the N.W.T. is both doable and desirable, but it comes with some challenges.

Source: cbc.ca
Canada needs clean-air shelters—and quickly - Vimarsana News

Canada needs clean-air shelters—and quickly

Courtney Howard, an ER doctor and wildfire researcher, explains the urgency of converting public spaces into refuges where we can all breathe easier

N.W.T. MLAs to hear from public on carbon tax changes - Vimarsana News

N.W.T. MLAs to hear from public on carbon tax changes

Northwest Territories MLAs will hold a public hearing Monday over Bill 60, which would amend the territory’s Petroleum Products and Carbon Tax Act to allow the government to increase the carbon tax in accordance with new federal rules.

Source: cbc.ca
Clean air shelter policy could help N.W.T. communities breathe through wildfire season - Vimarsana News

Clean air shelter policy could help N.W.T. communities breathe through wildfire season

Dr. Courtney Howard, an emergency room physician in Yellowknife, says a policy that automatically triggers a clean air shelter will help people — and leaders — adapt to and deal with poor air quality as wildfires gradually get worse.

Source: cbc.ca