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Training is an Asset, not a Liability
The automotive industry is undergoing a major technological transformation. In the face of this evolution, a crucial question is being
AIA Canada Brings the Industry Together
The golf tournament organized by AIA once again provided a great opportunity for industry members and partners to come together
Recognition of Excellence: CPA Montréal Honours 2025 First Class Journeypersons
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
Collision Repair Enters the AI Era
By : Michael Hlista Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing collision repair, not by replacing technicians and estimators, but by helping
What Canadian employees really want in 2026 — a must-read report for every automotive industry employer
Based on insights from over 3,500 Canadian workers, the Canada Employer Brand Research 2026 reveals the true drivers of career
Aftermarket grew three times faster than the vehicle fleet between 2020 and 2025 — a new era for the Canadian industry
Fleet aging, not volume growth, became the primary driver of parts sales — a structural trend that will benefit Canadian
Vacations and Chinese Vehicles: What Better Way to Stay Current?
Yes, July and August are vacation months. What could be better than the beach, sunshine, travel, and, above all, discovering new countries
Think 80/20, Act 30/30, Live 90/10
By Anthony Giagnacovo At NSD (National Safe Drivers), we use numbers to explain our leadership principles. Why numbers? Because numbers
A 30-Year Career, a Team, a Signature
On July 16, ProColor Collision Pont-Viau celebrated Antoine Menevichian’s 30-year career. The event also provided a special opportunity to unveil the shop’s major expansion
Being an Entrepreneur Is…
Being an entrepreneur means embracing uncertainty while moving forward with confidence. It means having a vision of what could be
💥 Labor Gross Margin: The Number That Can Mislead You
Your Optimal Hourly Rate
Younger Canadians Value Purpose Over Pay
