No it doesn't. At least it doesn't make financial sense. I believe that Vancouver banned gas for home heating but left the door open to allow gas for cooking,

No it doesn't. At least it doesn't make financial sense. I believe that Vancouver banned gas for home heating but left the door open to allow gas for cooking, but when I read articles about this at the time of the change, contractors quoted said it would be really silly to go to all the effort to create a gas hookup just for cooking. Likely would be very little uptake, and only by super wealthy enthusiast cooks who demand gas for some reason.