News of the Weird: Spring 2021
Bits and pieces of the bizarre, the horrific and the puzzling collected from around the information highway so you don’t have to. Yer.
News of the Weird
Spring 2021
Spring 2021
Trucking
The Costs of Uncertainty: Addressing Communication During the Pandemic
The operative word is “pivot.” COVID-19 has meant trucking companies have had to do an about-face in communicating meaningful information to their staff.
Automotive
Spring 2021
STEADY IS THE BETTER WAY OVER BEING BUSY
By Bob Greenwood One of the critical elements that independent shop owners must realize is that there are times when the shop can.
Spring 2021
Trucking
Know Before You Go!
By Dana Smith So you’ve decided to become a commercial truck driver. How is that done these days? No matter what industry you.
Business
Spring 2021
Trucking
Managing Truck Driver Burnout
COVID-19 aside, trucking was already stressful before the pandemic started. But now with mental health no longer a “dirty little secret” and a.
Spring 2021
Trucking
Women and Wheels
The Impact of COVID-19 On Canadian Women Truck Drivers
By Isabella Akaliza COVID-19 has disrupted the trucking industry as a whole. Truckers delivering essential goods during the COVID-19 pandemic are facing an increasing.
Business
Spring 2021
Fix Network Adds 60 New Locations in 2020
Aftermarket leader targets 2021 as “year of sustainable growth”, plans to accelerate franchise development across Atlantic region HALIFAX (Nova Scotia) February 12, 2021:.
Business
Spring 2021
Sunrise Salvage Interview
Larry Rushton from Sunrise Towing & Salvage in Port Howe NS, has been in the auto salvage business for just over 33 years..
Automotive
Business
Spring 2021
Valvoline Honoring Mechanics Worldwide with Launch of 2nd Annual Mechanics’ Month Campaign
Global brand to again celebrate essential industry professionals who, despite COVID-19, have kept the world moving Mississauga, ON. (Feb. 22, 2021) – Valvoline.
Electric Avenue
Spring 2021
In Praise of Everything EV
By Carter Hammett Let’s start this column off with a piece of trivia shall we? The skill-testing question is: When was Canada’s first.
