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Countdown to the 100th Vancouver Auto Show

Six months from now, western Canada’s best attended trade and consumer event, the Vancouver International Auto Show, will mark its 100th anniversary and organizers of this annual event plan on marking the occasion in fine style. The Vancouver Auto Show has always been a showcase for new technology while providing…
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UBCM Convention and Member Advocacy

Last week, the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) hosted elected officials from all three levels of government at their annual convention in Vancouver. The annual event is one that the New Car Dealers Association (NCDA) looks forward to, as it provides an opportunity to engage politicians of all political stripes…
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More Must Be Done to Attract Women to Automotive Industry

Several months ago, I prepared a Post Media column on the issue of future workforce demands facing the automotive sector and how we collectively need to expand the diversity in our workforce, especially in attracting more women to our industry. Desrosiers Automotive Consultants recently released a report that highlights the…
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Sales of EVs Bucking the Trend

At the beginning of the calendar year, many automotive analysts predicted a slowdown in global vehicle sales – and that has proven true in countries around the world. In Canada for instance, through the first seven months of 2019, Desrosiers Automotive reports that vehicle sales totalled approximately 1.15 Million –…
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Back to School Means Paying Greater Attention

It’s that time of year when summer is coming to an end and the Labour Day Weekend is upon us. That means the start of the school year is only days away. It’s especially important that drivers pay attention, especially in and around school zones where the volume of cars…
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New Insurance Model Only Days Away

By Blair Qualey In a matter of days, a new vehicle insurance model in British Columbia will come into effect that may have an impact on your premium, based on your driving record. ICBC is moving to a basic insurance model September 1 that is more driver-based. This means crashes…
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