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COVID-19 Precautions: SEMA releases health protocols to be implemented at 2020 show
Las Vegas, Nevada — SEMA has announced the COVID-19 safety protocols that it will be implementing at this year’s aftermarket trade show. Firstly, all attendees must wear a mask or face shield to attend the event.  SEMA said they will also designate “entrance and exit areas to control and screen visitors with discrete daily health queries, […]
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No More Tariffs: Doug Ford and Justin Trudeau warned the U.S. to rethink imposing new tariffs on aluminum
Toronto, Ontario — Ontario Premier, Doug Ford has warned the Trump Administration to rethink imposing new tariffs on aluminum.  Since June, numerous reports have been circulating suggesting Washington is considering reimposing tariffs on aluminum.  “Economically, we’re going to war,” Ford said during Friday’s daily COVID-19 news briefing.  “We may be small[er], but we’re your number […]
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Tundra Troubles: Toyota is conducting a recall involving 23,080 vehicles
Toronto, Ontario — Toyota is conducting a recall involving certain 2018-2020 Model Year Toyota Tundra vehicles in Canada. Approximately 23,080 vehicles are involved in this recall. In the vehicles, the wire harness connected to the front turn signal bulbs was assembled incorrectly, causing them not to illuminate as brightly as intended. This may cause the […]
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Fresh Horizon: Nissan unveils redesigned logo
Mississauga, Ontario — On July 15, Nissan revealed its new logo design, which will begin appearing in both digital and physical forms this month.  The redesign process began in the summer of 2017, when Alfonso Albaisa, Nissan’s senior vice president of global design, began to study potential changes to Nissan’s logo and brand identity. He […]
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Pedalling a New Partnership: Bike Share Toronto and CAA South Central Ontario form new partnership
Toronto, Ontario — On July 14, Bike Share Toronto and CAA South Central Ontario (CAA SCO) signed a multi-year agreement that will make CAA SCO an official partner of Bike Share Toronto. The agreement includes CAA SCO’s commitment to continue its official sponsorship of Free Ride Wednesdays. It also provides CAA members and CAA On […]
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Upcoming Webinar: IBISConnect Africa 2020 Global Simulcast
Toronto, Ontario — IBISConnect Africa 2020 is hosting a free of charge, interactive online event—to be broadcast on July 23, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. SAST (4 p.m.-7 p.m. EDT).  Aimed at the collision repair industry, experts will discuss strategies to relaunch and reboot businesses amid the pandemic. IBIS also announced that it will […]
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Summer Learning: AkzoNobel launches Canadian Summer Educational Series
Toronto, Ontario — AkzoNobel will be offering an online educational series for the months of July, August and September, honouring its commitment to be a “total business partner with its Acoat Selected customers.” AkzoNobel’s Canadian Summer Educational Series will include, bi-weekly sessions discussing the latest trends and solutions to support the collision repair industry.  Each […]
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Mercedes-Benz Canada announces Dimitris Psillakis as president and CEO
Toronto, Ontario — Dimitris Psillakis has been appointed as president and CEO of Mercedes-Benz Canada, effective September 1, 2020. Psillakis succeeds Brian D. Fulton, who after 26 successful years with Mercedes-Benz announced that in February he will be departing the company to pursue other opportunities. “Mercedes-Benz AG benefits from the strongest talent pipeline in the […]
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CSN and 1Collision Network announce merger
Toronto, Ontario — CSN Collision Centres (CSN) and 1Collision Network have announced the merger of their business operations.  The companies say the agreement will allow the organizations to offer a unified collision repair experience and claims management solution to the driving public and insurance industry throughout Canada, and the United States.  “Part of what makes […]
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Tuesday Ticker: July 14, 2020
Toronto, Ontario ⁠— EV stocks continue to surge in this week’s Tuesday Ticker, as electric automaker Fisker goes public post-merger, while batteries get boosted after Audi’s CEO taunts Telsa’s battery-range reign and Honda launches a new tech partnership. Fisker fuel American Electric car maker Fisker will go public through a merger with a “blank check […]
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Atlantic Electrification: Canada invests in Newfoundland and Labrador’s Electric Vehicle Network
St. John’s, Newfoundland — On July 10, The Government of Canada announced a $770,000 investment to help Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro build 28 electric vehicle (EV) chargers across the province—to support Canada’s transition to a clean energy future.  “Zero-emissions vehicles are part of Canada’s net-zero future. Our government is working to give people in our […]
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Mask Making Milestone: GM Canada celebrates one million masks made at Oshawa Operations
Oshawa, Ontario — July 10, 2020 marks GM Canada’s Oshawa Operations first millionth milestone on its journey to 10 million masks.  GM welcomed Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry and Anita Anand, Minister of Public Services and Procurement, to produce the millionth mask out of the Canadian Mask Making (CMM) room for the Government […]
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