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New Issue Alert: Canadian Auto Recylers available online

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 CANADIAN AUTO RECYCLER 20#1 is now available online. 

This milestone 20th-edition issue of Canadian Auto Recycler reflects on how Canada’s automotive recycling sector has evolved — and where it’s heading next. From changing industry perceptions and generational leadership shifts to technological disruption and regional business realities, this edition captures a moment of transformation for recyclers operating in an increasingly complex automotive landscape. As vehicles, consumer expectations and repair economics continue to change, the voices and experiences featured in this issue offer a timely perspective on resilience, adaptation and opportunity within the recycling community.

Here are some of the must-read stories in this issue:

20th Anniversary Two decades of industry change come into focus through a reflection on progress, professionalism and the long-term shift in how automotive recycling is understood within the broader collision repair and automotive sectors. The feature explores how recyclers have moved from the margins to become recognized contributors to sustainability, affordability and parts availability.

Woman of the Industry: Carly Vetere – Carly Vetere discusses next-generation leadership, workplace culture and the evolving expectations facing today’s recycling businesses. Her perspective highlights the growing importance of team development, communication and adaptability as companies work to attract talent and modernize operations.

Industry Legend: Pete MartyniukPete Martyniuk’s journey offers a candid look at the challenges, risks and innovations that shaped his career. From early operational hurdles to sustained growth, the story underscores the persistence and long-term thinking required to build a lasting presence in the recycling industry.

Company Profiles Recyclers from across Canada share insight into the regional dynamics influencing their businesses, from supply considerations and customer relationships to shifting market pressures. Together, these profiles paint a picture of an industry defined by diversity, ingenuity and local expertise.

Read the full issue online here.

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