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This latest issue shines a spotlight on the future of collision repair -- from young technicians testing their skills on the competition floor to industry leaders investing in the next generation of talent. Across Canada, shops, training organizations and industry partners are working to strengthen the workforce while celebrating the craftsmanship and innovation driving the trade forward.
Check out these featured stories:
Built to Be Seen: Custom builder and heavy-duty repair technician Jagraj Grewal brings his 1969 Dodge Charger R/T “VIIOLA” to centre stage at Motorama 2026, showcasing decades of craftsmanship rooted in a family-run collision repair business.
Skills Showcase: Ontario students put their autobody repair and automotive painting skills to the test at the Skills Ontario Competition, competing in hands-on welding, refinishing and structural repair challenges in front of industry judges and employers.
Women in the Trades: Fix Network Canada welcomed high school students to its Calgary Training Centre for a hands-on automotive refinishing session designed to introduce young women to careers in collision repair.
Wrench Ready: ICBC announced a $13.3 million investment in apprenticeship grants aimed at expanding British Columbia’s collision repair workforce and supporting the next generation of certified technicians.
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