Ford commits $1.8 billion to EV’s
Ford Motor Company of Canada, and Unifor have reached a new globally competitive national labour agreement establishing Ford as the first auto manufacturer.
Electric Avenue
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Winter 2021
Fall 2020
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2020 ATA/RGDA AWARD WINNER
THE AUTOMOTIVE TRADES ASSOCIATION IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT GRACE MACDONALD IS THIS YEAR’S A.T.A. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNER. The annual scholarship is for.
Business
Fall 2020
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Somer Mullins joins Fix Network
Fix Network Canada, the country’s largest automotive aftermarket services network, is pleased to welcome Somer Mullins as the Director of Marketing & Communications.
Fall 2020
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Independent NS Gas Retailers Respond to Potential Disruptors
By Judy Dickson Retail Gasoline Dealers Association (RGDA) In 2013, Fortune reported that “while new drilling technologies and oil reserves are taking the.
Business
Fall 2020
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Fix Network outlines ambitious expansion plans for Atlantic
Exclusive to Auto & Trucking Atlantic! Automotive leader on course to introduce ProColor Collision in thriving market HALIFAX, Nova Scotia: Fix Network has.
News
Summer 2020
NB Annual traffic safety awareness campaign underway
With warmer weather here and the construction season now underway, the New Brunswick provincial government and its industry partners are reminding motorists to.
Automotive
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Summer 2020
FORD GT SUPERCAR UPGRADED FOR 2020
MORE POWER, RESTYLED GULF RACING HERITAGE LIVERY The Ford GT is improved for 2020 with increased horsepower and upgraded engine cooling Titanium exhaust.
News
Spring 2020
Life is a (Recycled Tire) Highway
With innovative products ranging from pothole filler to playground foundations, the possibilities generated by repurposing end-of-life tires appears endless. By Carter Hammett Whether.
News
Winter 2020
ATA’s Annual Scholarship Winner
The automotive trades association is pleased to announce that Sophie pace is this year’s A.T.A. & Retail gasoline dealers association scholarship award winner. .
Business
Fall 2019
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NSTSA celebrates 20 years of supporting safety in the ns trucking industry
By Susan Bradley Twenty years ago, Nova Scotia’s trucking industry was grappling with increasing injury rates and rising Workers Compensation premiums. Spurred by.