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Provincial funding for EV charging stations runs out, leaving stratas in limbo - Vimarsana News

Provincial funding for EV charging stations runs out, leaving stratas in limbo

Applications stopped being accepted this week for the EV Charger Rebate Program, after the $14 million in funding was used up

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Provincial funding for EV charging stations runs out, leaving stratas in limbo - Vimarsana News

Provincial funding for EV charging stations runs out, leaving stratas in limbo

Applications stopped being accepted this week for the EV Charger Rebate Program, after the $14 million in funding was used up

Weekly Newsletter from MLA/Minister Katrine Conroy - Vimarsana News

Weekly Newsletter from MLA/Minister Katrine Conroy

This week, we celebrated Creative Industries Week here in British Columbia. Throughout the week, I had a chance to speak with people from the music, book, TV and movie industries from across the province who joined us here at the Legislature. The creative sector is so important to B.C. These industries not only employ nearly 120,000 people, but they also attract tourism and

Weekly Newsletter from MLA/Minister Katrine Conroy - Vimarsana News

Weekly Newsletter from MLA/Minister Katrine Conroy

This week, we celebrated Creative Industries Week here in British Columbia. Throughout the week, I had a chance to speak with people from the music, book, TV and movie industries from across the province who joined us here at the Legislature. The creative sector is so important to B.C. These industries not only employ nearly 120,000 people, but they also attract tourism and

Labour shortage, or bad jobs? - Vimarsana News

Labour shortage, or bad jobs?

B.C. promises training, help for employers to add staff.