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Before the first snowflake: How Groupe Touchette gets the aftermarket winter-ready 

When temperatures drop and the first flurries arrive, road safety becomes a top priority for Canadian drivers—and winter tires play a critical role. What they do not see is the months of planning, coordination, and logistics muscle it takes to make sure those tires are on the shelf, in the right place, at exactly the right time.  At the heart of this intricate supply chain is Groupe...

New federal chemical reporting requirements announced

Environment and Climate Change Canada has published two mandatory reporting notices under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, covering roughly 200 substances under the Chemicals Management Plan: the Phase 1 notice and the Phase 2 notice, published in the Canada Gazette on August 29, 2026. The government is gathering information on chemicals that were manufactured, imported or used in...

Scott Sinclair promoted to Director, I-CAR Canada

Collision industry veteran brings 38 years of experience and a strong commitment to advancing training and professional development OTTAWA, ON, September 1, 2026, I-CAR Canada is pleased to announce the promotion of Scott Sinclair, CAE, Red Seal, Blue Seal, to Director, I-CAR Canada. Sinclair brings 38 years of collision industry...

Inflation, interest rates and the customer: What shifting consumer behaviour means for aftermarket businesses 

Inflation, higher borrowing costs and broader cost-of-living pressures are influencing how Canadians make spending decisions. For the automotive aftermarket, those decisions can affect everything from maintenance approvals and service intervals to parts demand and inventory planning.  The key question for aftermarket businesses is not only what is happening in the economy, but how customers...

Update to Members on Canada’s Response to U.S. Tariffs

Thank you for your patience as the Government of Canada shares more information the status of our trade relationship with the United States. I am writing with the latest update following an announcement earlier today by Ministers Champagne, Joly, Hajdu and Soloman.  The ministers announced Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products entering...

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