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Lucasville Looters: More than 60 catalytic converters stolen from school buses in N.S.
Halifax, Nova Scotia — Halifax District RCMP is investigating the theft of more than 60 catalytic converters from school buses in Lucasville. On June 30, Police responded to a report of theft of catalytic converters from a property in Lucasville. More than 60 catalytic converters had been removed from buses on the property. This year […]
Collision Repair
Crash It: 2021 Calgary Regional Appraisers Southern Hospitality Invitational Tournament set for August 25
Calgary, Alberta — This year’s Calgary Regional Appraisers Southern Hospitality Invitational Tournament (CRASH IT) golf tournament will take place on August 25, 2021 at the Hamptons Golf & Country Club in Calgary, Alta.  The CRASH IT tournament began in 2002 as a social event for people in the collision repair industry. It has now evolved […]
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Business
Get your Grant: Purolator launches True North Small Business Grant contest
Toronto, Ontario — In support of a stronger Canada, Purolator announced that it is now accepting entries for the company’s True North Small Business Grant Contest. The contest offers three Canadian small businesses an opportunity to receive $20,000 in cash, plus $15,000 in marketing promotions and $500 in free shipping with Purolator.  The contest is […]
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Tuesday Ticker: July 6, 2021
Toronto, Ontario ⁠— Tesla meets Wall Street delivery estimates for the second quarter of 2021, Magna witnesses decreased short interest and Fisker sees its stock rise nearly 50 percent in June, all in this week’s Tuesday Ticker. Tesla tips the scales Tesla delivered more than 200,000 vehicles in the second quarter of 2021. Tesla delivered […]
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Collision Repair
Eyes on the Aftermarket: 2021 SEMA Market Report available now
The 2021 SEMA market report has been published and is now available to download.
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Collision Repair
Mustang Makeover: Ford Mach-E to incorporate steel, aluminum, boron and more mixed materials
Detroit, Michigan – Ford has released the 2021 Mustang Mach-E, and while its body is made of mostly steel, body shops will see quite the variety of materials when it comes to the new vehicle’s closures. In fact, according to a presentation by Ford vehicle hardware modules integration chief engineer Mark Mikolaiczik, 29 percent of […]
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Combustion Bust: Volkswagen will be CO2 neutral in Europe by 2050
Wolfsburg, Germany - German car makers, Volkswagen, will cease the production of combustion engines in Europe by 2035.
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Sky High: Flying cars a reality by 2030 according to Hyundai
Seoul, South Korea - Flying cars will be seen in our cities by 2030, according to Michael Cole, chief executive for European operations at South Korean automaker Hyundai.
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Speed for Feed: Iowa Speedway hosts farm equipment crash tests, urges drivers to be patient during hay season
Iowa, Nebraska - Summertime means hay season, and hay season means more and more tractors on the roads.
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Park It: Reports call the MTO’s transport parking initiatives an ‘insult’
Ottawa, Ontario - Reports are calling the Ministry of Transportation (MTO)’s recent initiatives to fix the lack of transport truck parking an insult to drivers.
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Best of the Best: AAPEX Shop Owner, Technician of the Year nominations open
Las Vegas, Nevada - AAPEX is now accepting nominations for the second annual Shop Owner of the Year, Service Advisor of the Year and Technician of the Year awards.
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Slow and Steady: MOMs Act takes effect July 1, cracks down on Ontario’s unsafe driving
Ottawa, Ontario - As of July 1, Ontario is implementing the Moving Ontarians More Safely Act – known as the MOMS Act – which includes stricter penalties for stunt driving, as well as improved commercial-truck safety, protection for cyclists and road workers, and more oversight on the towing industry.
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