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

Edmonton city council will likely begin the process of cancelling an e-bike rebate when it meets on Monday.

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.

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.

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

A new report has been released showing just how popular e-scooters and e-bikes were for getting around Calgary this summer.

The B.C. Government has introduced legislation to allow e-scooters, electric unicycles or Segways to operate on British Columbia's roadways.

One day after Mayor Don Iveson voiced concerns about how e-scooters are being used in Edmonton, the CEO of one of the two companies providing the two-wheeled vehicles says the mayor and the city never mentioned the concerns to him.