DRIVERLESS CARS ON THE ROADS MAY BE CLOSER THAN YOU THINK
While it may seem like something out of The Jetsons, driverless vehicles are by no means something out of a Hanna-Barbera production fantasy.Â
Fall 2021
Trends
Fall 2021
Where are all the cars to recycle?
Used vehicle prices continue to climb, which is proving both a blessing and a curse for recyclers. By Steve Fletcher One of the
Fall 2021
News
Trends
BlackBerry IVY to Provide Secure Vehicle-Based Payments
BlackBerry will Unlock the Large Market for Vehicle-Based Payments and E-Commerce On August 11, BlackBerry Limited announced a new solution to deliver highly-secure
Business
Fall 2021
FIX AUTO ADDS CAPE BRETON TO ITS ATLANTIC FOOTPRINT
Owner Brent Sampson elevates his family’s 57-year collision repair business to a new level Halifax (Nova Scotia), July 27, 2021: Fix Auto, a
Business
Fall 2021
ACCOUNTABILITY OF STAFF & MANAGEMENT – DO THE REAL MATH
By Bob Greenwood In the past, by the afternoon of our 1-day Business Development class, the students were really getting their heads into
Electric Avenue
Fall 2021
All EV Canada expands across Atlantic Canada with four new dealerships
Electric car dealership All EV Canada has announced four new stores across Atlantic Canada, two of which will be in Newfoundland, one in
Automotive
Summer 2021
Trends
Bigger screens, better sound
Infotainment systems continue to improve but good music never goes out of style From the beloved old eight-tracks of the 60s and 70s
Business
Summer 2021
DAD: IT’S TIME FOR SUCCESSION TO TAKE PLACE
While Dad recognizes that it’s almost time to pass the torch, he must ensure that Junior’s ready to take over the reins. Bob
Business
Summer 2021
NOVUS GLASS WELCOMES NEW LOCATION IN TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA
NOVUS Glass Truro features advanced onsite glass repair services as well as fully equipped mobile van to serve customers at their own convenience
Atlantic Road Report
Summer 2021
Atlantic Road Report: Summer 2021
New Brunswick Measures to enhance road safety on sections of Route 11 This construction season, the provincial government will be installing shoulder and
