EV Noise: Closing the Loophole
No More Noise is working to close regulatory loopholes around artificial EV sounds and advocate for stronger vehicle noise protections in Canada and internationally.
Noise is a public health issue, and too many cities are ignoring it. No More Noise uses data, resident engagement, and policy change to reduce harmful noise across the city. Follow along for research, community updates, and ways to take action.

No More Noise is working to close regulatory loopholes around artificial EV sounds and advocate for stronger vehicle noise protections in Canada and internationally.

No More Noise is developing practical Community Toolkits to help residents address local noise issues, build advocacy skills, and take meaningful action in their communities.

No More Noise is launching a Supporter Survey this November to better understand our community, strengthen local advocacy, and create more meaningful ways to get involved.

No More Noise is helping voters and candidates put harmful and excessive noise on the agenda during Canada’s 2026 municipal elections. Explore new resources for voters and candidates.

Rogers Stadium’s 2026 concert season has ended early following severe storm damage, bringing an unexpected period of calm for surrounding communities.

One year of No More Noise: a look back at the milestones, partnerships and community action that have shaped our first year.
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