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AIA Canada announces new YPA Committee members and Chair

Ottawa, April 30, 2026 — AIA Canada is pleased to announce the newly elected members and Chair of the 2026-2028 Young Professionals in the Auto care sector (YPA) Committee. The YPA Committee is a standing committee of the Automotive Industries Association of Canada Board of Directors, which is comprised of representatives under 45 years of age...

Federal spring economic update introduces major investment in skilled trades workforce

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne tabled the 2026 Spring Economic Update (SEU) on April 28th.  It is the first since the federal government shifted the budget cycle last fall.  Of most interest to AIA Canada members is a new, $6 billion ‘Team Canada Strong’ fund to recruit, train, and hire 80,000 to 100,000 new Red Seal skilled trades workers by...

The role of I-CAR Canada Gold Class recognition in modern collision repair operations 

For Chavez Auto Group, pursuing I-CAR Canada Gold Class recognition was a practical decision rooted in how the business operates day to day. With increasing vehicle complexity, tighter original equipment manufacturer (OEM) requirements, and rising expectations around repair accuracy, standardized training and certification have become essential—not optional. The result is a more...

Bill 15 update: Progress on Right to Repair in Manitoba

In mid-March, the Manitoba government introduced Bill 15, The Consumer Protection Amendment Act—an important step toward establishing a right to repair framework in the province.  This progress follows more than 18 months of sustained advocacy by AIA Canada and its members, including multiple engagements with the office of the Minister of Public Service Delivery. AIA...

The missing piece: How policy clarity supports innovation and trust in auto care 

The future of automotive mobility is about innovation, electrification, and digital transformation. While these advancements matter, a critical issue impacting the auto care sector is not at the forefront: the lack of clear, consistent policy frameworks to support a balanced, competitive auto care ecosystem.  Enforcement of the Right to Repair is inconsistent across Canada. While...

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