White Macgillivray Lester LLPThunder Bay, ON · July 10, 2026Those tiny electric cars around Thunder Bay? They’re not road legal. Here’s what that means if you’re in a collision with one.
By Jeffrey J. Moorley | July 2026 | White Macgillivray Lester LLP If you’ve driven around Thunder Bay this summer, you’ve probably seen one: a small, brightly coloured, enclosed electric vehicle puttering along a city street, looking like something between a golf cart and a very small car. Photos of them make the rounds on … Read more
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