Pollution Probe

Through our CHARGED program, Pollution Probe is helping businesses and organizations across Canada make EV charging more accessible in their communities, including at the Grand Pré Winery in Nova Scotia!

By supporting charging infrastructure at places like wineries, tourism sites, and resorts, CHARGED makes it easier for drivers to plug in while exploring local destinations on their next adventure.

Applications for charging stations in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador are currently open. Visit our website for more information: pollutionprobe.org/charged

Charging infrastructure projects in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland & Labrador are currently underway! There is still funding available for businesses looking to support their communities with increased public charging infrastructure.

The eligible funding window is for projects where installations can be completed by March 31, 2027.

Visit www.pollutionprobe.org/charged for more info, and apply today!

Today is World Refill Day! 💧 Public water bottle refill stations can help reduce single-use plastic waste, improve access to drinking water, and support healthier, greener communities.

Pollution Probe is actively working to support the expansion of water bottle refill infrastructure in Canada by building a better understanding of where they're located, how they're used, and potential barriers for communities. By learning more about the public's experiences with water bottle refill stations across the country, we can help identify opportunities to make refilling easier and more accessible for all.

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And this World Refill Day, remember to bring your reusable bottle with you and refill whenever you can.