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Tuesday Ticker: July 30, 2019

Toronto, Ontario — July 29, 2019 — In this week’s Tuesday Ticker: Axalta’s investors unmoved by acquisition rumours, Canada’s auto sector looks unlikely to repeat last month’s spectacular performance, and LKQ shares jump after beefy quarterly results are released. Underestimation of Axalta? Last week’s rumours that two or more businesses are interested in purchasing […]

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Women’s Industry Network offers special summer membership promotion

Toronto, Ontario — July 29, 2019 – The Women’s Industry Network is offering a special promotion for men and women wanting to be a member of this female empowered-focused team. For $99, the membership last 18 months and the promotion runs from now until Aug. 31. The membership includes access to exclusive industry conferences, networking […]

TAG arrives in Canada, partners with CAA

Toronto, Ontario — July 26, 2019 — Two years after being acquired by Fix Auto Network World, Trans North America Glass Network (TAG Network), an auto glass claims administration business, has launched in Canada. “With our acquisition of the TAG Network in June 2017, it has always been our intention to make this third-party […]

A week in review – July 27, 2019

Toronto, Ontario — July 27, 2019 – From kids spending their summer perfecting the trades to an auto recycling business raising big bucks for a very special charity, catch up on all of Collision Repair ‘s top stories about the industry this week! Camp Repair While most kids in summer camps are learning to make bracelets, […]

New study reveals Ontario’s worst drivers

Toronto, Ontario — July 24, 2019 — Repairers considering opening a new facility in Ontario might want to look beyond the big city, a new study from the web-based insurance brokerage company Insurance Hotline has found. The company has released a study listing the best and worst cities for driving in Ontario–and the stats may just […]

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SAIT’s Ben Hart on Supporting Young Repairers

By Ben Hart Toronto, Ontario — July, 19, 2019 — KPIs, CSIs, payroll, liability insurance, employee retention, accounts payable, touch time, six sigma. If these are some things that keep you up at night then there is a good chance you are in a management position or an owner of a modern collision shop. I […]

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Fix Network Canada

Toronto, Ontario — July 19, 2019 — The first Fix Network Canada training centre will be opening in Milton, Ontario this Autumn. The facility will provide Fix employees from franchises across the country with access to cutting-edge training and the opportunity to meet and learn from and alongside fellow industry professionals. On Tuesday, October 1, […]

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Beetlemania: A History of the VW Beetle

Toronto, Ontario — July 17, 2019 – Earlier this month, Volkswagen announced that they would no longer be producing Beetles after 81 years of production. Beginning as a symbol of dark nationalism and turning into a little vehicle that could, the Beetles Volkswagen has a long history of movement, makeovers, and movie production. As the little […]

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The Social Call: Overseeing Social Media Strategies

Toronto, Ontario — July 17, 2019 — For many businesses in the collision community, implementing an effective social media strategy can seem an exercise in futility, but the existence of many facilities that use it to bolster loyalty in their client base proves it can be an effective tool. For managers unfamiliar with the finer points […]

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Tuesday Ticker: July 15, 2019

Toronto, Ontario — July 15, 2019 — In this week’s Tuesday Ticker, AutoCanada announces a new CFO, AkzoNobel sells off a major asset and a Californian county declares war on smale-scale collision repairers. Back with Borys Mike Borys has been named as AutoCanada’s next chief financial officer. AutoCanada announced that it has appointed Mike Borys as […]

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Rear Window: GM issues Canada-wide recall

July 12, 2019 — Toronto, Ontario — Rear Windows may have been a source of great inspiration for Alfred Hitchcock, but they are causing headaches for General Motors’ executives. This week, GM recalled more than 150,000 pickup trucks sold in Canada to correct a fault related to the defrosting equipment in some models with power sliding […]

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A week in review – July 8

Toronto, Ontario — July 5, 2019 – Worried about what you missed this week? From one B.C. shop’s big innovative move to a cyber attack striking an auto-insurance company, Collision Repair has been covering the top auto industry stories this week and is providing a review of all the top stories. So catch yourself up […]

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