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Centralizing training and investing in the future of technicians
Centralizing training and investing in the future of technicians
The automotive aftermarket, though continuously evolving, will always hold a steadfast place in the auto industry. Delivering reliability and speed, the industry is dependent on dedicated technicians with a passion...
Understanding seasonality: How Canadian weather shapes auto care demand 
Understanding seasonality: How Canadian weather shapes auto care demand 
As temperatures drop and Canadians prepare for another winter, the...
Connecting welding expertise to collision repair: Insights from Gary Halley
Connecting welding expertise to collision repair: Insights from Gary Halley
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Alberta introduces Right to Repair framework in Bill 34: A positive step, with important gaps remaining 
Alberta introduces Right to Repair framework in Bill 34: A positive step, with important gaps remaining 
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