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In a constantly evolving industry, it takes more than passion to stay the course—it takes vision, versatility and a deep commitment to the network’s workshops. Alexandre McCabe, territory manager for southern Quebec at Unimax, embodies these qualities beautifully. In this interview, he shares the realities of his role, the market’s...
Not every Canadian vehicle owner treats maintenance and repair with the same level of attention. While this may seem obvious, the 2024 edition of Canadian vehicle owners’ attitudes towards maintenance and repair from AIA Canada’s Consumer Behaviour Series, uncovers the depth and complexity of this issue. The findings offer a...
The continued growth of electric vehicle (EV) adoption across Canada is reshaping the auto care landscape and the expectations and attitudes of vehicle owners. These shifts present strategic challenges and meaningful opportunities for auto care businesses. AIA Canada’s latest Consumer Behaviour series report, Electric vehicle maintenance and repair: Insights from...
As battery electric powered vehicles gain a larger share of the market, the technology shift from internal combustion engines to high-voltage (HV) batteries may require a different approach for many repair and refinish operations. Longstanding repair procedures may no longer align with the advancements incorporated in new vehicles. One such...
Canada’s auto care sector, like many others, is facing an acute labour shortage. With aging demographics, a shifting technological landscape, and evolving customer expectations, businesses struggle to fill critical roles, from technicians to service advisors. For many, the natural reaction is to look beyond borders, hoping international talent can solve...

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