Canadian auto dealer senior editor Todd Phillips interviews Amy Karam, an expert on global trade and innovation and a speaker at the upcoming CADA Summit being held February 11, 2026 in Toronto. Karam gives a sneak preview of her discussions, with a focus on Canada’s auto sector, the need for innovation and offers advice on how to do business with the Chinese OEMs. TD Auto Finance is the event’s exclusive sponsor and dealers can register here.
The federal government will provide nearly $22.7 million for eight projects aimed at improving electric vehicle charging availability in British Columbia. That is according to an announcement from Gregor Robertson, Minister of Housing and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for Pacific …
Cox Automotive recently released a forecast that expects new vehicle sales in the United States to rebound, following a slow January, with an anticipated seasonally adjusted annual rate of 16.3 million. They said a modest rebound is anticipated when February’s new-vehicle …
HGreg acquired a majority interest in Québec dealer group Le Prix du Gros to become a major partner as it aims to redefine the customer experience. The alliance allows the company to combine the strength of both businesses — Le …
While rising auto theft is dominating the headlines, that’s not the only thing rising: so are insurance rates. Many car dealers, particularly those in high auto theft regions, are seeing big spikes in their garage insurance rates. Consumers are also …
Mitsubishi Motor Sales of Canada is renewing its partnership with Food Banks Canada after collecting more than $400,000 over the past three years to help relieve food insecurity across Canada. The company said it wants to focus more intently on …
A once-in-a century snowstorm dumped more than 10 inches of snowfall in New Orleans, shattering previous records and disrupting travel plans for thousands of car dealers and suppliers who were trying to make their way there for the 2025 NADA …
