Jason Tchir is a Freelance Reporter and Columnist at the Globe and Mail. He specializes in green mobility, road safety, and trends in transportation, with a keen focus on electric vehicles and innovative mobility solutions. Jason's work has been featured in Pique Newsmagazine, New West Record, The Globe and Mail, St. Albert Gazette, and Times Colonist (Victoria).
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Jason Tchir's focus is primarily on articles related to driving, road safety, car insurance, electric vehicles, and automotive technology. His coverage often includes citing data and government announcements.
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Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
By: Jason Tchir
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
Most provinces require slower traffic to keep to the right on the highway, but don’t reserve the left lane only for passing
By: Jason Tchir
Electric vehicle adoption is climbing across the province, but a real-world road trip proves that navigating rural routes still demands careful execution
Generally, one-way insurance means you’re on your own to repair or replace your car if it’s stolen or you cause a crash. It saves money on premiums, but is a risk
While the minimum in Ontario is $200,000, experts say the minimum of liability coverage they recommend is $2-million
