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Collision repair shops of tomorrow: The evolution of technology and what it means for operations

The collision repair industry is changing. As vehicles become more technologically advanced, so must the shops that service them. The collision repair facility of tomorrow is digital, connected, and increasingly intelligent—and the shift is not on the horizon; it is happening now.  Whether you operate a single-location facility or oversee...

The realities of hiring global talent in 2025: Considerations for auto care businesses in Canada

In 2025, the competition for skilled talent has intensified across Canada’s auto care sector. From shop floors to back offices, businesses are feeling the pressure to fill critical roles with competent, future-ready professionals. Hiring globally, which is often seen as a strategy for only the largest employers, has now become...

Elevating industry standards: Randy Sandhu on training, technology, and safe repairs

With over four decades of experience in the collision repair industry, Randy Sandhu has witnessed the evolution of automotive technology firsthand. From his early days in the United Kingdom (UK) to his current role as an I-CAR Canada instructor, his passion for vehicles has never wavered. Learn more about Randy’s...

Supporting jobs, choice, and sustainability: AIA Canada’s Budget 2025 submission 

The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) has issued a clear and timely recommendation to the federal government as part of its pre-budget consultation for Budget 2025: introduce comprehensive right to repair legislation that includes the auto care sector.  This is not simply a policy ask; it is a...

Regulation on right to repair published: AIA Canada’s advocacy bears fruit 

On June 25, 2025, the Government of Québec published the final version of the regulation amending the Regulation under the Consumer Protection Act, marking a significant milestone for our industry. This long-awaited regulation formalizes key elements of the Loi protégeant les consommateurs contre l’obsolescence programmée et favorisant la durabilité, la...

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