See You at CCIF: Register now for CCIF’s Toronto event
Toronto, Ontario — Collision Repair magazine will be attending February’s Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF)—will you? Time is running out to register for CCIF’s Toronto event, set to take place February 3 and 4, 2022 at Delta Hotels by Marriot Toronto Airport and Conference Centre. While this year’s event will not feature a trade show […]
Going with the Flow: No trade show at CCIF Toronto 2022
Toronto, Ontario — The Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) Toronto event organizers have announced that the tradeshow portion of the event will not be taking place this year, as COVID-19 cases are back on the rise in Ontario. The show itself will still go ahead from Feb. 3-4 at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto […]
Double Header: CCIF to host two webinars in first week of Dec., EV safety and recruitment
Toronto, Ontario — Clear your schedules, because CCIF has a couple of webinars on the calendar for the first week of December that will see industry experts tackling the latest in EVs and recruitment. On Dec. 1, Mark Millson of Excellence Auto-Collision is slated to present before a virtual CCIF audience, talking about the critical […]
Get that Worm: CCIF Toronto 2022 early bird registration now open
Toronto, Ontario — Automotive trade shows are back in business and you can get yourself to the front of the line now that early bird registration for CCIF Toronto 2022 is officially open. This year will be CCIF’s “homecoming” event in Toronto, following more than a year of pandemic-related roadblocks, and organizers are doing everything […]
This Time For Real: CCIF Toronto 2022 to go ahead in-person Feb. 3-4, 2022
Toronto, Ontario — Mark your calendars and put in your insoles, CCIF Toronto is back and in-person, as organizers announced Tuesday that the 2022 industry event is a go for Feb 3-4. CCIF Toronto 2022 will be back in a scaled back form as one of Canada’s largest automotive trade shows gets set to take […]
‘Til Next Time: CCIF Vancouver cancelled due to unpredictability around COVID-19
Vancouver, British Columbia — The Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) has now officially cancelled its in-person Vancouver event slated for September 23 and 24, 2021. Paul Prochilo, CCIF chairman, says that it’s disappointing that they have to cancel this year, but they are looking forward to planning next year’s event. “Despite a slow start, […]
Nature or Nurture: Longtime Collision Repair columnist and Ally Business Coaching founder Jay Perry leads CCIF presentation
Toronto, Ontario — Long-time Collision Repair contributor, Jay Perry, enlightened a virtual audience of collision repairers and shop owners on the topic of leadership skills, during a Tuesday afternoon event hosted by CCIF chairman and Simplicity Car Care co-founder, Paul Prochilo. “Canada is hot!” Perry declared, in reference to recent moves in the Canadian automotive […]
Burst Bubble: CCIF postpones May Moncton event amid COVID concerns
Moncton, New Brunswick — Whether you’re welding or welcoming customers, wearing a mask these days is as important as ever and with public health recommendations being top priority, the Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) has decided to postpone this year’s Moncton, New Brunswick event. CCIF made the call to cancel the event, originally scheduled for […]
Clearing the Path: CCIF to host free webinars on ADAS procedure, OEM best practices
Toronto, Ontario — The ever-expanding field of ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems) is like a dense forest of converging technologies and procedures and the Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) is looking to introduce the industry to a pair of guides who may be able to help lead the way through this unexplored territory, in their upcoming […]
Open Mic: CCIF opens public applications for speakers for upcoming events
Toronto, Ontario — Think you’ve got the next big idea that’ll rock the automotive industry? Got a hot take about collision repair that you can’t keep to yourself? CCIF sending out an open call for speakers at their upcoming events. Announced via email on Wednesday, the Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) is now accepting submissions […]
