Right to Repair is gaining ground, but there are still hurdles. AIA Canada Senior Director of Government Relations joins host Andrew Ross to talk about where legislation is at, what the next steps are, and what aftermarket professionals can do to help in their home...
With summer looming, it's time to step back and look at your business. In this episode of The Great Canadian Aftermarket Podcast, regular contributor Murray Voth, RPM Training, joins host Andrew Ross to discuss some areas to focus on over the summer, including some...
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The Vancouver Community College's Automotive Service Technician program now has a Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle to boost their training. In an arrangement with Toyota Canada, VCC took possession of one of the first FCEVs made for the Canadian market – the Toyota Mirai....
As of 1st July the Motor Vehicle Information Scheme (MVIS), Australia's automotive aftermarket Right to Repair, became operational. From left to right: John Khoury (MTAA), Dr Andrew Leigh MP, Tony Weber (FCAI), Stuart Charity (AAAA), James Voortman (AADA) While many...
(SPONSORED CONTENT) Dayco believes in a systems approach to belt maintenance and continues to expand its line of serpentine belt kits. With one part number providing a complete solution, Dayco offers coverage for millions of today’s domestic and import light trucks,...
Last September I reached out to Bob McJannett, one of Canada’s pioneering performance business owners. I had called to see if he wanted to come onto The Great Canadian Aftermarket Podcast, maybe with his sons, Rob and Andy, to talk about the changing face of the...
One aspect of the right to repair argument has been that it is patently unfair to require consumers to travel long distances just for basic vehicle service. Now, I admit that I have been guilty of thinking that having to drive long distances for service was purely the...
According to a media report, in order to bolster its service delivery, Tesla has been sending sales staff, managers, and entry-level workers to help service vehicles. The original report, by Electrek, an electric vehicle market media outlet, says that concern over the...