The Canadian government is actively promoting the adoption of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) and clean fuels to move towards a sustainable, net-zero future. Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Jonathan Wilkinson, announced a federal investment of $7.5 million to support various initiatives aimed at raising awareness and educating Canadians about ZEVs and public charging infrastructure. Projects include providing mechanical training for students, organizing EV test-drives, offering guides for first-time EV drivers, and conducting e-bike safety courses. The funding is part of Natural Resources Canada's Zero-Emissions Vehicles Awareness Initiative (ZEVAI) and is focused on addressing challenges related to awareness, knowledge, and adoption of ZEVs. The government's goal of achieving 100-percent new electric vehicle sales by 2035 is expected to have a significant positive impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, various federal programs and funding initiatives are supporting the deployment of electric vehicle charging stations, incentivizing drivers to switch to zero-emission vehicles, and electrifying public transit and school buses across the country. These efforts align with Canada's commitment to combat climate change and build a more sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation system.