New Brunswick’s government announces $6 million in funding to support electric-vehicle adoption and expand fast-charging infrastructure. According to reporting from Canadian outlets, the plan includes adding new direct-current fast chargers to the province’s eCharge network. One source says the government is investing $5 million through its emissions reduction fund specifically for 16 additional fast chargers. The funding is described as part of a broader effort to improve charging availability for drivers and to encourage the transition to cleaner transportation. The remaining portion of the $6 million is characterized as supporting additional EV-related measures, including the procurement and deployment of new EVs, though details on where that portion is directed are not provided in the excerpts shared. Across the sources, there is agreement on the overall announced amount and on the core infrastructure component: 16 new fast chargers are slated to be added to the eCharge network using emissions-reduction funding.