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Precision, profit, and people: Lessons from CCIF Calgary

The second Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) of the year took place in Calgary last week, bringing together collision repair professionals, insurers, dealers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), educators, suppliers, and service providers to connect and explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the industry.  Calibration and collaboration: How Advanced...

Strengthening trust in auto care: AIA Canada issues statement on national collision repair standards

Ottawa, Ontario, September 18, 2025 – The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) today announced the release of a new Statement of Minimum Canadian Standards in Collision Repair, designed to establish a consistent baseline for safe, high-quality auto body repairs across the country. As vehicle technology continues to evolve...

Stop the hassle: Get the job done right with APT’s and CAPA Certified Parts

In a busy shop, every minute matters. APT Auto Parts Trading helps you keep jobs on schedule with a wide selection of CAPA Certified parts, ready to ship from local warehouses across Canada. When you order from APT, you get the right part, delivered fast, backed by quality and service...

Back to basics: Tire tread pattern

Sometimes going back-to-basics can make the difference between a quality repair and a failed repair. Let us see how to identify tire tread patterns and their repair considerations.  Where the rubber meets the road, the tire contact patch is the sole part of the tire that comes into direct contact...

Workforce of the future: Building a talent pipeline

The strength of Canada’s future auto care industry depends on actions taken today to cultivate talent. As technological advancements, evolving consumer needs, and demographic shifts transform the sector, a proactive approach to workforce development is essential. Building a robust talent pipeline requires early engagement with students, strategic recruitment across regions,...

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