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Federal election 2025: Insights and impacts for Canada’s auto care sector 

As Canada heads toward a pivotal federal election in 2025, uncertainty looms—not just in political circles but across the business landscape. This election arrives at a moment of profound societal, economic, and geopolitical change for the auto care sector.   At the Canadian Auto Care Industry Conference (CAIC), David Coletto, founder,...

Securing Canada’s auto industry from trade disruptions: A Liberal Party’s approach

Protecting jobs and businesses in the Canadian auto care sector The threat of United States of America tariffs on Canadian auto manufacturing has raised concerns across the industry. To combat these challenges, the Liberal Party has introduced a strategy focused on strengthening domestic production, ensuring a stable supply chain, and...

Quebec leads the way on the right to repair: A major step forward for the industry

The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) has been actively engaged in consultations regarding the Quebec government’s proposed regulations on the right to repair in the automotive sector. We have worked diligently to represent and advocate for the interests of the auto care industry, and we continue to do...

Innovation in Automotive Training Program returns with new funding and expanded offerings

Ottawa, Ontario, March 25, 2025 – The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) is proud to announce the return and expansion of the Innovation in Automotive Training program, made possible through renewed funding. Since 2022, this AIA Canada-led initiative has grown each year, training over 480 Ontarians and helping...

Embracing change and driving growth: Highlights from CCIF Toronto 2025

The largest gathering of collision industry stakeholders in Canada, CCIF Toronto, returned on March 19 and 20, 2025, as part of the Canadian Auto Care Industry Conference (CAIC). Everyone who is anyone in the collision sector—collision repairers, insurers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), suppliers and service providers—was brought together under one...

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