Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors: “The Best Time to Solve a Problem Is as Soon as You Know About It”
3 September 2026
The leader of one of the world’s largest automakers shares the leadership lessons she learned from some of the most
The leader of one of the world’s largest automakers shares the leadership lessons she learned from some of the most
Since July 1, 2026, Ontario drivers must actively choose their protections — a new reality that directly affects collision repair
On September 24 at Club de golf Lorette in Quebec City, collision repairers and industry partners come together for one
Four structural forces are permanently slowing new vehicle sales — and creating unprecedented opportunities for Canadian repair shops and parts
The golf tournament organized by AIA once again provided a great opportunity for industry members and partners to come together
Based on insights from over 3,500 Canadian workers, the Canada Employer Brand Research 2026 reveals the true drivers of career
Fleet aging, not volume growth, became the primary driver of parts sales — a structural trend that will benefit Canadian
September 16-17 at the Marriott In-Terminal Dorval — training, networking and 2026’s defining issues on the program. The Canadian Collision
Delegation is far more than handing off tasks. It is a leadership practice built on six core principles: clarity, ownership,
The YPA Committee structures new subcommittees to accelerate workforce renewal in Canada’s automotive aftermarket. AIA Canada published a strategic report
