MISSISSAUGA, ON -- June 23, 2008 -- International trends may soon be making themselves felt in the Canadian collision repair industry. That was the central message of chair Tony Canade’s presentation at the latest edition of the Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF). The meeting was held June 21 at the Delta Meadowvale in Mississauga, ON.

Also on the slate were presentations on regulations affecting the use of coatings and low-VOC conversions, as well as a presentation on Ontario’s new streamlined approval process for air permits.
The afternoon session started with an update by Leanne Blackborow of Skills Canada on the CCIF Skills Program and the industry’s drive to promote collision repair as a career choice through skills competitions.

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