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SO MUCH TO LEARN, SO LITTLE TIME

FOR COLLISION TECHNICIANS, TRAINING DOESN’T END WITH A DIPLOMA

Training Programs

Training Time: Canadians visit 3M Skills Development Center

St. Paul, Minnesota -- Last week, a group of Canadian collision repair professionals completed a three-day paint prep and refinish course at 3M's Skills...

SEMA Seminar: Sustainable business strategies

Toronto, Ontario -- Sustainability in collision repair is increasingly being framed as a business and operational issue rather than a purely environmental one...

SEMA Seminar: The importance of 3-D computerized measuring

Chief Automotive Technologies

Toronto, Ontario -- Three-dimensional computerized measuring is a foundational step in structural collision repair, not an optional add-on, according to Ruben...

A CALL TO THE NEXT GENERATION

Because so many shops across Canada are struggling to fill technician roles, ambitious entrants have the opportunity to advance quickly in it. What looks like a labour gap is, in truth, an open door.

A GREENER WAY TO FIX CARS

Nitroheat

How Nitroheat’s Heated Nitrogen helps collision shops and insurance companies

ALL CLAIMS DISMISSED

AIRPRO VS. OPUS—THE LEGAL BATTLE RESHAPING REMOTE DIAGNOSTICS

SURVEY FINDS BROAD SUPPORT FOR FEDERAL EV MANDATE

A new Clean Energy Canada survey finds that two-thirds of Canadians—66 percent—want to keep the federal electric vehicle availability standard in place, though many say it should be adjusted.

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