Natural Resources Canada’s $680-million Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program has mostly benefited three provinces, and neglected more rural areas, according to a new audit. As of July 2023 the program funded 33,887 electric vehicle charging ports, but 87 per cent of them were at charging stations in Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia, according to Canada’s commissioner of the environment and sustainability Jerry DeMarco. The program “did not prioritize underserved areas in determining where charging stations should be located,” according to the report. Two years ago Canada set a mandatory target for all new light-duty cars and passenger trucks sales to be zero-emission by 2035. “
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