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NASTF Notes: Organization to host webinar on security-related procedures

Ottawa, Ontario ⁠— On April 20th, the National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF) will host a training webinar for Canadian technicians who routinely encounter security-related procedures in the course of their repairs.  The webinar will focus on NASTF’s Vehicle Security Professional (VSP) program and how it specifically serves Canadian shops. NASTF is also interested in […]

Down to Diversify: AIA to host Curbside Chat with Bob Jaworski and Lordco’s Samantha Coates

Toronto, Ontario – The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada)’s latest Curbside Chat episode will feature Samantha Coates on the importance of diversifying and diversity in a changing automotive Aftermarket. Samantha Coates began working in the industry 25 years ago at Lordco Auto Parts. She held many positions in the company before becoming the […]

That Time of Year: AIA to hold AGM online on April 27

Toronto, Ontario — Sure to be packed with information and insights for the year to come, the Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA) will be hosting its AGM on April 27 at 11:30 a.m. EST. In an email announcing the meeting, AIA thanked its members for their support during this difficult time while they are […]

Calling the Movers and Shakers: AIA Canada seeks Young Leader of the Year nominations

Ottawa, Ontario ⁠— The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) is seeking nominations for its Young Professionals in the Aftermarket Committee’s Young Leader of the Year award. This annual award recognizes efforts of an outstanding individual under the age of 45 that excels in leadership, is involved in AIA as a volunteer, shows committment […]

Stand Up Speak Out: 86.5 percent of repairers believe in rights to access vehicle data

Toronto, Ontario — Among repairers, there is no data debate in regard to the Your Data. Your Choice movement; a recent survey conducted by Collision Repair indicates more than 90 percent of Canada’s collision community are concerned about accessing vehicle data in the future. When it comes down to who should have access to vehicle […]

AIA appoints new CCIF director

By CRM staff Toronto, Ontario – March 8, 2019 – The Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada has named Caroline Lacasse as the new director of the Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF). “I’m very happy to join a team that has been recognized over the years for its positive impact on the collision repair industry […]

AIA joins forces with spinal research organization

By CRM Staff  Toronto, Ontario – November 23, 2018 —The Canadian/American Spinal Research Organization (CRSO) and the Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada have announced a partnership. The two organizations will work together to address road safety through AIA Canada’s Canadian Collision Industry Accreditation Program (CCIAP). The focus of the partnership will be to promote […]

More SEMA highlights – day two

By CRM staff Toronto, Ontario — October 31, 2018 — The opening day of SEMA wrapped up with the Automotive Industry Association of Canada’s (AIA) annual gathering of the Canadian automotive aftermarket industry. Canadian flags were hanging at Las Vegas’s Caesars Palace for Canada Night and Collision Repair was in attendance. Canada Night draws more than 1,000 […]

AIA’s Community of Practice on access to connected vehicle data

By CRM staff   Toronto, Ontario — September 21, 2018 — The Automotive Industry Association is calling on industry stakeholders, third parties and AIA members for their participation in the Community of Practice on access to connected vehicle data.   The Community of Practice will discuss information about access to vehicle data and what some […]

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