Meyer Distributing Canada, Inc. announced the addition of its Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada crossdock. “Our Winnipeg expansion highlights our ongoing commitment to bringing Meyers best in class inventory right to the doorstep of our customers,” states Patrick Lavallée, Meyer Canada’s Sales Manager for Western Canada. “From traditional automotive accessories to specialty commercial and collision parts, Meyer […]
NOVUS Glass Adds Location in Dundas, Ontario
NOVUS Glass announced the addition of NOVUS Glass Dundas in Ontario, Canada to their network. The new automotive glass repair and replacement location serves as an expansion to the esteemed local mechanical shop, Eccles Auto Service Inc.- a family-owned and operated business distinguished for over 40 years of exceptional service and quality workmanship. Scott Eccles, […]
Kirmac Collision & Autoglass Acquires Bannister Automotive Group Collision Repair Centers
Kirmac Collision & Autoglass has acquired Bannister Automotive Group’s collision centers in Kelowna, Vernon, Kamloops, and Chilliwack in British Columbia, Canada. The transaction was completed today, with Kirmac assuming operational control of these locations effective immediately. This acquisition expands Kirmac’s presence into the Thompson-Okanagan region of British Columbia, increasing its total operations to 27 locations […]
Hunter Doubles Capacity at Canada Distribution Center
Hunter Engineering Canada recently completed a remodeling and redesign of its distribution center in Aurora, Ontario that will result in significantly reduced lead times for shipping Hunter products and equipment across Canada. With an eye towards expected future growth, the five-month project provides for a more streamlined operational layout, reducing lead times to 14 days […]
Meyer Distributing Canada Expands with New Brunswick Location
Meyer Distributing Canada has announced the addition of a new crossdock facility in Moncton, New Brunswick. This location will receive direct shipments from the company’s Montreal distribution hub. The expansion is part of Meyer’s continued investment in Canadian operations. “We continue to invest in our Canada infrastructure and employees,” said Jeff Braun, CEO of Meyer […]
CSN Collision Adds Repair Facility to Network in Red Deer, Alberta
CSN Collision has added CSN Cam Clark Red Deer, located at 417 Lantern Street in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada to its network of collision repair centers. The Red Deer facility, which began in 2015 when Cam Clark acquired Festival Ford expanding the operation to include full service auto repairs The addition of the Red Deer […]
CCIF Announces New Steering Committee Members
The Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) has appointed new members to its Steering Committee and re-appointed Sylvain Séguin, president of Fix Network Canada, as the Committee Chair. The Steering Committee helps identify topics and priority areas for CCIF events focused on Canada’s collision repair sector. Committee Members include: Matthew Banister — Supplier Representative Owner of […]
Lift Auto Group Acquires Collision Repair Center in Calgary
Lift Auto Group has acquired ProColor Collision 32 Ave in Calgary, Alberta, Canada marking the group’s fifth location in the Calgary market. The facility has been renamed CSN 32 Ave as part of the transition. The shop was previously owned by Richard Chiddle, who built the business with support from his wife Amber. For 12 […]
I-CAR Canada Launches New Collision Repair Training Subscription Program
I-CAR Canada has introduced a new Subscription Program that offers collision repair shops and insurance companies unlimited access to online training for all employees under a single subscription fee. The program aims to make professional development more accessible and budget-friendly for businesses in the collision repair sector. By providing unlimited online training access, the subscription […]
Ontario Investing CA$3 Million to Train Automotive Workers with AIA Canada
The Ontario, Canada government is investing up to CA$3 million ($2.09 million) through the Skills Development Fund (SDF) Training Stream to train workers in the automative trades. The investment in the Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) will support better jobs and bigger paychecks in the automotive trades sector across the province while defending […]
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