Calgary's shared electric scooter pilot is set to end in late October 2020.

E-scooters now have the green light for public use in Ottawa under a new pilot project.

After being delayed two months because of the COVID-19 pandemic, electric scooter companies Lime and Bird Canada both returned to Edmonton streets on Monday.

Both Calgary and Edmonton have postponed their electric scooter programs, but conversations continue to take place between e-scooter companies and both municipalities.

According to the City of Calgary, e-scooters will return to Calgary the first week of April, weather permitting.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, on April 16 city council decided electric scooters will not be allowed back on Edmonton streets for the foreseeable future.

Dockless electric scooters won't return to Montreal following a pilot project in the city last summer.

The cause of the fire was deemed to be electrical, and that it involved several scooters.

Car-sharing might still be in Calgary’s future as The City looks at making the fules more flexible in order to attract car-sharing operators.

City officials are recommending changes to Calgary's shared electric scooter program, trying to improve safety for both riders and pedestrians.