Moray Keith of Dueck Auto Group invites you to attend the 2017 BC Auto Industry Conference to support the association, hear from a terrific lineup of speakers, and to honour some amazing people, like Graeme Roberts.
Moray Keith of Dueck Auto Group invites you to attend the 2017 BC Auto Industry Conference to support the association, hear from a terrific lineup of speakers, and to honour some amazing people, like Graeme Roberts.
Todd Phillips is the editorial director of Universus Media Group Inc. and the editor of Canadian auto dealer magazine. Todd can be reached at tphillips@universusmedia.com.
Go Auto has gone Hollywood, acquiring Toyota of Hollywood, a Los Angeles dealership on Sunset Boulevard with a history dating back nearly seven decades. The Alberta-based dealership group announced this week that it has purchased the store, which opened in …
Ontario-based BLVD Agency has appointed Randy Price as vice-president of client partnerships, adding an executive with more than two decades of experience in automotive and SaaS roles. Price joins the marketing and program-management agency, which helps national and global brands …
CADEX returned to Halifax with its largest audience ever, drawing more than 300 dealers, suppliers and industry leaders to Casino Nova Scotia for a sold-out 14th edition of the event organized by the Nova Scotia Automobile Dealers Association (NSADA). With …
In response to the ongoing auto tariff situation the federal government has announced a series of supportive measures aimed at protecting workers and helping businesses adapt. The announcement, made by Rechie Valdez, Minister of Women and Gender Equality and Secretary …
Canadian light-vehicle sales declined for the eighth consecutive month in May, continuing a trend that has defined the market throughout 2026. According to estimates from DesRosiers Automotive Consultants (DAC), Canadian vehicle sales reached approximately 184,000 units in May, down 1.7 …
The British Columbia Automobile Association (BCAA) is investing $750,000 over three years to expand mental health support for wildfire-affected communities through a new partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) in B.C., according to an Oct. 6 announcement. The …