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Make It Excellent: Newfoundland and Labrador provincial government announces campaign to encourage youth to enter the skilled trades.

Brick By Brick: Would you drive this life-size Lego McLaren P1?

Now, I’m used to looking at cars and thinking, How much of a nightmare would this be to repair? But this? This was a whole new level.

High School Help: SEMA scholarship and loan forgiveness program open for applications until March 1, 2025

Fees Fines Fo Fum: Quebec class-action lawsuit claims provincial car dealers overcharged consumers by $54 million in fees

Law firm BGA has filed a motion in Quebec’s Superior Court seeking authorization to bring a class-action lawsuit against car dealers in the province for overcharging drivers by an alleged $54 million in fees.

Double Trouble: Lethbridge College launches into to trades dual-credit program for high school students

Lethbridge Polytechnic has announced the development of a dual-credit program in order to provide high school students with better access to the trades.

Record Revenue: Axalta releases fourth quarter and full year 2024 financial results; highlights record net sales

Axalta Coating Systems

Welcomes of the Week: CARSTAR expands footprint in Winnipeg, opens new downtown location

CARSTAR CANADA

Levelling Up In Langley: Kirmac Automotive opens its largest facility in Langley, British Columbia

The facility houses Kirmac’s three brands: Kirmac Collision and Autoglass, Reborn Autobody—which specializes in luxury vehicles—and its newest division, Fleet Street Commercial Vehicle Repairs—for light, medium and heavy-duty vehicles.

A Reliable Relationship: Chapman Auto Body celebrates first Intact Service Centre in Atlantic Canada

Chapman Auto Body

Financial Findings: AkzoNobel releases fourth quarter and full year financial results for 2024; indicates revenue increases of four percent in the period

AkzoNobel

For the new year, based on current market conditions and constant currencies, AkzoNobel further expects to deliver 2025 adjusted EBITDA above £1.55 billion. Fourth-quarter revenues were up three percent in the automotive and specialty coatings segment.

Leclerc Leaves: Honda Canada President and CEO to retire

Jean Marc Leclerc, Honda Canada's president and CEO, is set to retire after a 40-year career in the industry. Dave Jamieson, Honda Canada's senior vice president and COO will take over the role effective April 1, 2025.

Tuesday Ticker: Let’s talk tariffs; U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods paused for 30 days

U.S. President Donald Trump's 25 percent tariffs on goods from Canada will be paused following a late-Monday called between the President and Prime Minister Trudeau. Canadian auto parts suppliers and manufacturers were worried that production may stop by the end of the week, which could have "devastating effects" on the overall supply chain.

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