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Federal Budget 2026: What It Means for Canada’s Automotive Aftermarket 

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne tabled the 2026 federal Budget yesterday, outlining the government’s fiscal and economic priorities amid continued economic uncertainty, trade pressures and workforce challenges. Budget 2026 includes several announcements relevant to Canada’s automotive aftermarket, particularly in skilled trades, workforce development, immigration and competition policy. Below are the key...

Centralizing training and investing in the future of technicians

The automotive aftermarket, though continuously evolving, will always hold a steadfast place in the auto industry. Delivering reliability and speed, the industry is dependent on dedicated technicians with a passion for vehicles. Today’s vehicles are more advanced than ever, and technicians need training that’s relevant, digestible, and designed to boost...

Understanding seasonality: How Canadian weather shapes auto care demand 

As temperatures drop and Canadians prepare for another winter, the changing weather brings more than colder mornings and snow-covered roads. For businesses across the auto care sector, fall and winter are among the most demanding times of the year, influencing everything from consumer maintenance habits to inventory management, staffing and...

Connecting welding expertise to collision repair: Insights from Gary Halley

As vehicle technology continues to evolve, collision repair professionals need the knowledge and skills to keep pace with changing materials, equipment, repair procedures, and original equipment manufacturers (OEM) requirements. I-CAR Canada instructors play an important role in delivering that knowledge, combining technical expertise with real-world experience to help technicians apply...

Alberta introduces Right to Repair framework in Bill 34: A positive step, with important gaps remaining 

Yesterday, the Alberta government tabled Bill 34, the Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Statutes Amendment Act, 2026. Included in this omnibus bill is an important development for our sector: a proposed right-to-repair framework under Alberta’s Consumer Protection Act. This is a meaningful step forward and one AIA Canada is...

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