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Thank you for your patience as the Government of Canada shares more information the status of our trade relationship with the United States. I am writing with the latest update following an announcement earlier today by Ministers Champagne, Joly, Hajdu and Soloman.  The ministers announced Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products entering...
Ottawa, Ontario, August 18, 2026 –The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) is pleased to announce that the Innovation in Automotive Training program has received additional funding through Round Six of the Ontario Government’s Skills Development Fund (SDF). Building on the success of previous rounds, the program will expand to...
Finding skilled employees is only half the challenge. Keeping them is where long-term success is built. Across Canada’s automotive aftermarket, businesses continue to face labour shortages, rising competition for talent, and increasing technician turnover. While compensation remains an important factor, employees are also looking for workplaces where they feel respected, supported, and able to grow. Building...
Adam Malik joins the Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) as Director of Growth and Partnerships, bringing two decades of journalism and communications experience, including nearly a decade immersed in the automotive aftermarket.  In his new role, Adam will focus on strengthening AIA Canada’s relationships across the auto care sector, growing...
From the desk of Hitesh Patel, Chair, YPA Committee  Hi everyone,  I’m excited to share two updates this month: our new subcommittee leads, and a recap of our June Town Hall with Emily Chung. Read on for the details.  Announcement: Welcome Our New YPA Subcommittee Leads   Please give a warm welcome to...

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