Believe it or Not – October 31, 2019
A Carrie Collision An American university student accidentally treated first responders to a real-life horror show last weekend. On Oct. 25 Sidney Wolfe, a West Virginia university student, attended a haunted house event where she was promoting her upcoming role in a musical adaptation of Stephen King’s Carrie. On her way home from the event, […]
Pas Bien Pour la Terre Terrebonne: Repair supplier Warehouse A.B. fined for environmental regulation breaches
Montreal, Quebec—October 31, 2019–Warehouses A.B., a Quebec-based auto repair wholesaler operating out of the Montreal suburb of Terrebonne, will pay more than half-a-million dollars in environmental fines. Last week, the company plead to three charges of breaking Canada’s environmental codes for its handling of volatile organic compounds. The violations were first brought to the attention […]
A Gold Standard: Country’s first post-secondary I-CAR training
Regina, Saskatchewan — A post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan has become the first of its kind in the country to receive I-CAR Gold Class Certification for its autobody technician program. Saskatchewan Polytechnic in Regina, Sask. and Saskatoon, Sask. has ensured that all faculty members have gone through I-CAR training—with some having achieved Platinum status. “This […]
Fastt-Grind Ceramic Discs from Lawson Products
Designed to save time and reduce operator fatigue, Fastt-Grind Ceramic Discs combine the high material removal of grinding wheels with the rapid cut rate of resin fibre discs. According to Lawson Products, Fastt-Grind discs cut grinding job time by 50 percent, while weighing 70 percent lighter than traditional grinding wheels—which reduces vibration when operating. Meant […]
