AIA Canada is now accepting nominations for its 2023 Young Leader of the Year Award. The Young Leader of the Year Award is designed to recognize auto care industry professionals under the age of 45, whose leadership and involvement in the industry, their community and...
The new “SEMA Future Trends – January 2023” report, available now at www.sema.org/research, provides a detailed analysis of the industry’s most important issues and trends in 2023 and beyond. The automotive aftermarket continues to be impacted by shifts in the...
(SPONSORED CONTENT) Making the right decision about your Customer Relationship Management system is critical to ensuring how well your team is attentive to changing customer needs. “Ninety percent of the time, jobbers keep their sales teams informed about customers...
The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) is proud to announce the launch of the Auto Care Landscape in Canada tool – an interactive, online map that plots the location of over 25,000 validated facilities, including collision repair, mechanical...
As the automotive aftermarket and other sectors of the economy have emerged from the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic through 2022, it should not come as a great surprise that rather than feeling like a return to normal, it has seemed like another extended period...
(SPONSORED CONTENT) Dayco is making timing chain kit installation easy with a new line of premium timing chain kits – more than 100 part numbers to cover all high-volume engine applications – all backed by an industry-best warranty and comprehensive training videos....
The past year saw an incredible set of transitions and shifts for the automotive aftermarket everywhere, and the industry in Canada was no exception. Jobber Nation published hundreds of stories in 2022. Here's what the numbers say were the ones that engaged readers...
Groupe Dorval-Sources-St-Henri Auto Parts (Groupe DSH) has announced that its annual Walk a Thon fundraiser attracted $75,000 in donations in 2022, bringing the 15 year total to more than $950,000. Funds raised by the three-store group, part of the Bestbuy...
AIA Ontario raised $10,000 for the High Fives for Kids Foundation through its golf tournament this fall. Pictured (l-r) are AIA Ontario board member Andy Murphy (Bestbuy Disbtributors), Ray Proulx, chair of AIA High Fives for Kids Foundation, (KYB Americas), and Brad...