Two popular regional parks near Powell River are set to get electric vehicle charging stations thanks to new grant funding.
The qathet Regional District has received nearly $80,000 from the Charged for Change program—an initiative by Earth Day Canada and Aviva Canada.
The funds will fully cover the installation of dual-plug EV chargers at Shelter Point and Klah Ah Men Lund Gazebo Regional Parks.
The chargers will be compatible with most North American EVs and accessible via the FLO app or other partner networks.
Board Chair Clay Brander says the project will reduce emissions and support eco-tourism by expanding the local EV network.
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