There is no charging network on the prairies.
There's a grand total of 1 Level 3 charger in Manitoba, on the campus of Red River College in Winnipeg.
There's 0 in Saskatchewan. There's a little bit in Alberta, on the way out of province to BC.
On the prairies there's huge distances between cities. Everybody drives hours to travel. Almost nobody's going to buy an EV if they can't fast charge it for road trips. Drive 1 to 3 hours, stop off at a Sun Country Highway charger for 6 hours, drive for 1 to 3 hours, rinse and repeat. It's not practical.
The only BEVs which can make the trip between Regina and Saskatoon for example, are the Bolt and Teslas. Bolts are not for sale here. That's in good weather. In the depths of winter a guy who drives a Tesla told me he has to stop off in Davidson to top up at the Sun Country Highway charger there because of the depleted range.