Up Another Month: Statistics Canada reports manufacturing sales up seven percent in July
Ottawa, Ontario — Canadian manufacturing sales climbed for a third consecutive month in July, but still remained short of pre-pandemic levels of February, Statistics Canada said Tuesday. The agency said manufacturing sales rose seven percent to $53.1 billion in July, helped by gains in the motor vehicle and parts sector, however they still remained 5.4 […]
Talking Telematics: How the process could alter first notice of loss
Toronto, Ontario — Telematics based FNOL (first notice of loss) will change the way the automotive industry is done. On Sept. 17, Collision Industry Electronic Commerce Association (CIECA) produced a webinar discussing collision industry disruptions, what they are and how they will disrupt the industry. The speakers for the webinar were Frank Terlep and Jake […]
A Challenging Summer: Alberta’s insured natural catastrophe total almost $2 billion after two additional storms
Edmonton, Alberta — Severe weather events have hit Alberta hard over the spring and summer months. Four events from April to August brought the insured damage total for natural catastrophes in the province to $2 billion, based on surveys from Catastrophe Indices and Quantification Inc. (CatIQ). Two storms have most recently contributed to this total […]
Can you believe this?!: September 18, 2020
Toronto, Ontario — In this week’s Can you believe this?!, catch tricycle hybrids, masked minivans, Canadian road rage and much more!
CUSMA Conversation: American Industries’ webinar on CUSMA and auto industry
Toronto, Ontario– American Industries will be producing a free webinar on Sept. 24 presented by trade experts and trailblazers in the auto industry. The purpose of this webinar is to analyze the CUSMA’s Rules of Origin and Content and its impact on the auto industry as a whole. During the webinar, attendees will hear directly […]
