The Canadian Automobile Dealers Association (CADA) is responding to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first federal budget, which places a strong emphasis on productivity, competitiveness, and business investment. At the centre of the 2025 budget is a new “super-deduction,” a productivity-focused …
The first Canadian Automotive Retail Technology Study (CARTS) delivers a clear, data-driven look at how dealerships use technology and where they continue to struggle. Commissioned by the Canadian Automobile Dealers Association (CADA), conducted by Clarify Group, and sponsored by RBC …
The Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) and Toronto Hydro have reached a major milestone in the city’s electric mobility efforts, energizing the 500th public electric vehicle (EV) charging station in Canada’s largest municipally owned network. Located at Green P Carpark 504 …
Columbia Chrysler, Go Auto’s first British Columbia dealership, has moved to a new home at the Richmond Auto Mall. As of November 1, the store is operating as Go Richmond Chrysler, bringing two Go Auto locations under one roof. The …
Canada’s used wholesale vehicle market posted another week of modest declines, with prices dropping -0.26 per cent for the week ending October 25 — similar to the prior week, according to Canadian Black Book. Cars fell -0.21 per cent, also …
Automotive technology continues to evolve, with the latest news coming from Autech-Otis Parking Systems; the company introduced a next-generation mechanical parking solution aimed at high-density urban centres worldwide. The new “XY” system allows vehicles to move horizontally and vertically to …
Consumers are changing how they buy, and those shifts extend to vehicle shopping. A new Harris Poll study, Challenger Retail 2025, shows that shoppers are becoming more careful and value-conscious as they adapt to higher costs and economic uncertainty. For …
Proposed cuts to Canada’s Electric Vehicle Availability Standard (EVAS) could sharply slow the rollout of public fast-charging stations and derail major clean infrastructure investments, according to a new report from the Canadian Charging Infrastructure Council (CCIC). In its forthcoming submission …
Canada’s new light-vehicle market posted steady growth in September, with results varying widely across provinces. While Ontario led the way with a 7.7 per cent increase in sales, British Columbia, Alberta and Prince Edward Island saw slight declines compared to …
The Canadian used-vehicle market is showing fresh signs of weakness heading into the final stretch of 2025, according to Canadian Black Book’s Residual Value Newsletter for November 2025. Softer wholesale prices, slower new-vehicle sales, and lingering trade uncertainty are tempering …
Hyundai Canada gave Hamilton Health Sciences a $100,000 cheque on Tuesday at McMaster Children’s Hospital as part of the manufacturer’s commitment to funding research and support grants for pediatric oncology centres throughout the country. Hope on Wheels Chair Rein Knol …
Ottawa is moving to make bail harder to get and sentences longer for repeat and violent offenders as part of a new crackdown on auto theft and organized crime. Justice Minister Sean Fraser and Ruby Sahota, Secretary of State for …
