E-scooters
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Saskatoon morning news rewind: Thursday, May 25Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Thursday, May. 25.BlogsMay 25
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E-scooters now available in downtown SaskatoonA two-year pilot project began of the holiday weekend that introduces e-scooters to Saskatoon.CanadaMay 22
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E-scooters roll into Halifax and are now ‘scattered all over the city’Escooters started as a recreational activity years ago, but have quickly become a way of transportation. As concerns grow, the city plans to introduce a bylaw next month.CanadaMay 11
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Calgary city council wants Alberta government to regulate personal e-scootersAccording to a motion passed by Calgary city council on Tuesday, there are no provisions around privately-owned e-scooters in Alberta's Traffic Safety Act.ConsumerMay 9
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E-Scooters could be on the way to Regina streets this summerCouncil recently voted in favour of a shared E-Scooter program for the city, giving citizens an alternative and sustainable way to get around town.CanadaApr 7
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Hamilton launches e-scooter pilot program at city hallHamilton has launched its e-scooter program, with 150 electric scooters now available to rent and ride in the lower city.TechApr 3
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Fredericton looks to make helmets mandatory for e-scootersThe proposed changes to the city's mobility bylaw would apply the same rules already in place for cyclists to e-scooters as well as raise the general speed limit on the trails.CanadaMar 4
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E-scooters now eligible for approval in Saskatchewan municipalitiesSGI has announced new regulations that gives Saskatchewan municipalities the choice to allow e-scooters on public roads.CanadaSep 22, 2022
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E-scooters a popular attraction in Fredericton as city considers bylawThe City of Fredericton is considering a bylaw for this new method of transportation, especially since the current one only applies to bicycles.EnvironmentAug 3, 2022
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E-scooter injuries on the rise in the Okanagan'There are significant health-care costs as well and personal impacts for people who experience serious injuries.'EducationJul 21, 2022
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