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For Eddie Tso, CEO of Pacer Dynamics Automotive Parts, entering the auto care industry was a natural combination of his professional experience and personal interest in vehicles. In this blog, Eddie shares his journey from senior management roles in technology and consulting to leading an automotive manufacturing company, and discusses...
Emily Holtby joins AIA Canada as the new Vice President of Government Relations, bringing her extensive experience in advocacy and public policy to the Association. In this role, Emily will lead AIA Canada’s efforts to engage with federal and provincial governments on key industry issues, including the ever-important right to...
Ottawa, Ontario, October 17, 2024 – The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) in collaboration with the Government of Ontario, Conestoga College, Fanshawe College, Mohawk College, St. Lawrence College and Plug N’ Drive is excited to announce the continuation of the Innovation in Automotive Training program until March 2025.  ...
The Canadian Auto Care Industry Conference (CAIC) is calling for one (1) speaker to present on the critical topic of women in the auto care sector during our event in Toronto on March 19, 2025. This session will offer a unique platform to share key insights that advance gender equity...
With over two decades of experience in the auto care industry, Jeremiah Shaw has a wealth of knowledge—and he looks forward to sharing it every day. With technologies emerging at a rapid pace in Canada’s collision sector, Jeremiah knows the importance of staying up to date with the latest developments...

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