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Electricity is in the air at Swift Current, Sask., hockey rinkBig Hill Services owner in Alberta says they sold their very first electric ice resurfacer to Saskatchewan and it’s in Swift Current.CanadaFeb 18
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Edmonton’s 1st electric bus hits city streetsThe city says the new bus fleet is greener, quieter and more cost effective.CanadaAug 4, 2020
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Electric vehicle use on the rise in Saskatchewan, SaskPower planning for more in the futureMore electric vehicles are hitting the streets in Saskatchewan; now SaskPower and electric vehicle associations are looking to hear from drivers about their experiences.CanadaJul 28, 2020
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‘The future is now’: B.C. firefighters scope out world’s first electric fire truckThe apparatus, valued at about C$1.6 million is designed by Austrian firm Rosenbauer, and at this point remains a concept vehicle.Jan 22, 2020
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Vancouver seaplane company to test world’s first all-electric commercial aircraftHarbour Air hopes to be able to roll out electric seaplanes for commercial use in about two years.Nov 29, 2019
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Electric vehicles on display and in demandAs the electric vehicle market expands organizations like The Clean Foundation and Nova Scotia Power are trying to keep drivers in the loop of all the impressive features these eco-friendly machines offer.TechSep 22, 2019
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First REM tracks laid as construction of commuter rail continues on scheduleThe first rails of the REM light rail system have been laid, marking an important milestone for the electric transit network — and welcome news for South Shore commuters.Jul 30, 2019
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More than half of British Columbians considering electric car next time they buy: pollThe poll found 51 per cent of respondents who drive their own vehicles were "very likely" or "moderately likely" to go electric.May 31, 2019
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New federal rebates sparking boom in electric vehicle salesA federal incentive worth $5,000 kicks in Wednesday, on top of an existing $5,000 provincial incentive.ConsumerMay 1, 2019
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BC Hydro says due to poor turnout, it’s no longer tracking Earth HourBC Hydro says there was a 0.2 per cent increase in the amount of people to use electricity in 2018 over Earth Hour.Mar 31, 2019
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