Mechanical
AIA Canada Brings the Industry Together
The golf tournament organized by AIA once again provided a great opportunity for industry
The golf tournament organized by AIA once again provided a great opportunity for industry
On June 11, CPA Montréal welcomed the 2025 First Class Journeypersons to its offices for the second
By : Michael Hlista Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing collision repair, not by replacing
The automaker is building its network and plans to bring its first vehicles to Canadian drivers in 2027 Geely Auto has officially announced its entry into the Canadian market, with
The group evaluates all options to maximize ACX’s value while continuing its Greater Vancouver expansion AutoCanada Inc. surprised the industry the week of October 7-12, 2026, with two seemingly contradictory
After the 2020 shock, the Do-It-For-Me market bounces back, but not every distribution channel shares in the gains The U.S. Do-It-For-Me (DIFM) market for cars and light trucks rebounded by
North York (Toronto) and CARSTAR Bridgewater in Nova Scotia reflect the growth appetite of Canada’s largest collision-repair network CARSTAR Canada marked the week of October 14-15, 2026, with two expansion
By: Fatoumata Daffé In the heart of the Canadian Rockies, in Banff, Simplicity Car Care kicked off its conference on October 16, focusing on growth and its ambitions for 2026.
The new senior sales manager will lead the independent distributor and program group channels. Litens Aftermarket N.A. has named Kenny Gross its senior sales manager. He will oversee relationships and
The golf tournament organized by AIA once again provided a great opportunity for industry members and partners to come together in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Beyond the enjoyment of
On June 11, CPA Montréal welcomed the 2025 First Class Journeypersons to its offices for the second annual First Class Recognition Event, an evening dedicated to celebrating their outstanding achievement. Surrounded by family members, leading
By : Michael Hlista Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing collision repair, not by replacing technicians and estimators, but by helping shops work faster, more consistently and with less administrative burden.