Polls show Canadians support the environment — as long as there’s no personal cost It has been a little over a year since the Liberals won the last federal election. Now a year into his mandate, Justin Trudeau’s approval rating …
Change is on the horizon for the auto industry There are lots of other folks that have a much better handle on the market than I do, but after being in the auto industry for almost 30 years, one thing …
Competition heats up between Ontario and Quebec on climate change I can’t remember what grade I was in at school when I read Hugh MacLennan’s 1945 novel Two Solitudes. Nonetheless, the book made an impression and provided a greater appreciation …
As consumers, we don’t spend much time thinking about where our vehicle gets repaired after we’ve been in an accident. After all, why should we? Isn’t one collision repair facility the same as the next?
Connected and automated vehicle technology part of government plans to improve safety and efficiency on Canadian roads Back in mid-February, Hon. Marc Garneau, Canada’s Minister of Transport, provided testimony to the Transportation and Communications Standing Committee of the Senate, during …
Prime Minister Trudeau recently attended a state dinner held in his honour at the White House, representing the 10th time President Obama has honoured a head of state during his two terms as President. It’s the first time in 19 …
VEHICLE SALES HAVE BEEN STRONG BUT THEY MIGHT NOT BE FOREVER Canadian auto sales have been on a growth ride for the last number of years, with the industry achieving record sales volumes in each of the last three years. …
TRUST IS SUCH A KEY COMPONENT TO SUCCESSFUL SALES AND RELATIONSHIP BUILDING. ARE DEALERS READY TO BOOST CUSTOMER TRUST? My column last month was entitled Back to the Future and as we enter a new year, I thought it appropriate …
OUR CARS DON’T FLY, BUT VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY IS CERTAINLY GETTING MORE ADVANCED. WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR THE AUTOMOBILE? The headline for my column seemed appropriate, given that at the time of writing we had just past October 21, …
IN LIGHT OF FALLING OIL PRICES AND GOVERNMENT MOVES TO VEHICLE ELECTRIFICATION, DAVID ADAMS EXPLORES WHAT THIS MEANS FOR GASOLINE-POWERED VEHICLES I had the good fortune of attending the Toronto Global Forum of the International Economic Forum of the Americas …
IT’S ELECTION TIME, BUT DOES THE CANADIAN AUTO INDUSTRY CARE WHO WINS? Given that the title of my column is “The Big Picture,” I’d be remiss if I did not spend some time pondering the outcome of the October 19 …
MORE AND MORE AUTOMAKERS ARE TURNING TO ALUMINUM TO HELP MEET FUEL EFFICIENCY TARGETS While others will be exploring the impact of aluminum in vehicles in this issue, I thought I would also try and touch on the issue from …
