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Tiny Technicians: BMW Group UK Introduces Kids to EV Careers

BMW Group UK’s new Apprentice 2036 initiative introduces five- and six-year-olds to EV engineering as research highlights growing interest in early career exposure...

AARO TechX Summit: Vehicle communication complexities

EV Skills: I-CAR's course now available, with SDF rebate support

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MSO Symposium: NASDAQ economist to address attendees

New Issue Alert: Bodyworx & Paint Professional 13#3

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Painter's Corner

Ruby revival: Axalta turns back to red for 2027 colour pick

Axalta Coating Systems

A dark ruby finish designed to show brighter highlights across a vehicle’s curves has been named the 2027 Global Automotive Color of the Year...

Axalta Global Automotive Color of the Year 2027 Redefined campaign announcement on burgundy background

Bodyworx: Forward Momentum

Record-breaking attendance highlighted the strength, innovation and competitiveness of Canada’s manufacturing sector

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Industry Insights

Bodyworx: Start Early

Lucas Chang says solving collision repair’s workforce challenge means engaging students before they’ve already chosen another path

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Painter's Corner

Bodyworx: Paint Class to National Gold

Peyton Miller-Plante’s path into automotive painting started with a Grade 10 class and a restored Ford F-150. Now, the young Ontario painter is looking ahead to a career in the trade after winning gold at Skills Canada.

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Bodyworx: Never Stop Learning

As a new school year begins, it is worth remembering that training and mentorship have a place at every stage of a career

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Industry Insights

Bodyworx: Training in the 21st Century

Bill Speed, a veteran auto body educator and longtime Skills Canada volunteer, is returning as Canada’s WorldSkills expert for autobody at the 2026 WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai, where he will help train and support Canada’s next competitor. Speed has served as Canada’s WorldSkills auto body expert at previous competitions in the United Arab Emirates, Russia and Switzerland.

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