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Linda Tremblay, manager at CARQUEST Auto Parts in Sainte-Foy, has taken an unconventional path to enter the automotive industry. A former nurse, she leveraged her customer service skills to build a solid career in a still predominantly male industry. With 17 years of experience as a co-owner of a mechanical...
The automotive industry is constantly evolving, and with it comes a need for skilled professionals who are ready to adapt to new technologies. We had a conversation with Innovation in Automotive Training program graduate, Jay Patel, who completed the Career Exploration training at Fanshawe College in London, Ontario, to understand...
Ottawa, ON, October 24, 2024 – Today, Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) and its members engaged with Members of Parliament (MPs), Senators and key political officials from across the country to advocate for the right to repair,  the importance of passing Bills C-244 and C-294 and how they...
Nominations for the AIA Canada Distinguished Service Award (DSA) are now open. The DSA is the highest award presented by AIA Canada to an individual member; it recognizes a lifetime of exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to the development of Canada’s auto care sector.  Each year, one outstanding AIA Canada...
For Eddie Tso, CEO of Pacer Dynamics Automotive Parts, entering the auto care industry was a natural combination of his professional experience and personal interest in vehicles. In this blog, Eddie shares his journey from senior management roles in technology and consulting to leading an automotive manufacturing company, and discusses...

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