Streeter of the Week: Electric car charging stations

Streeter of the Week: Electric car charging stations

The View asked Rupertites “What do you think of electric car charging stations in Prince Rupert?”

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”I think it’s great.” Connie Cullen

”I think it’s great.” Connie Cullen

“I think it’s a good idea.” Kathy Offett

“I think it’s a good idea.” Kathy Offett

“I’m not too sure for up north … Vancouver’s doing well with it, so I guess we have to be there somewhere.” Paul Cope

“I’m not too sure for up north … Vancouver’s doing well with it, so I guess we have to be there somewhere.” Paul Cope

“I don’t think it’s a bad idea.” Tim MacDonald

“I don’t think it’s a bad idea.” Tim MacDonald

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