Canada may have hit its long-awaited electric vehicle turning point | CBC News

Analysis: Compelling car makers to sell a specific percentage of EVs has been proven to work not just in places like California but right here in Canada.

Futuristic design for an electric vehicle charging station by Toronto architect Sean Solowski for a competition run by Canadian start-up Electric Autonomy.

Now, some advocates think the transition away from fossil-fueled cars will accelerate with the federal government's proposed zero-emission vehicle sales mandate.

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