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At the end of March, Japanese car manufacturer Nissan held a press conference in its home country to announce more than twenty new vehicle models destined for North America over the coming years.

Following U.S. President Donald Trump’s April 2 announcement regarding the planned imposition of 25% tariffs on cars built in Canada and on parts originating from the same country (except those complying with the CUSMA Automotive Agreement enacted in 2020), Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has decided to retaliate.

We're pleased to announce a new strategic partnership between your magazine, L’Automobile, and Canada Motor Jobs.

Proof that auto shows are not in decline: the Vancouver show, held last week, broke its own attendance records. 

U.S. President Donald Trump did not wait until April 2 to announce the imposition of 25% tariffs on vehicles not built in the United States.

A surprising piece of news: South Korean automobile manufacturer Hyundai just announced that it plans to invest up to US$21 billion in the United States.

GEM-CAR is proud to be the first shop management software provider to partner with CARFAX Canada to offer Service Insights on the GEM-CAR platform, a unique customer-facing tool that helps automotive repair shops enhance their customer experience and strengthen consumer loyalty.

The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) has taken an active part in the Government of Quebec’s regulatory consultations related to the issue of the right to repair in the automobile sector.

For the second year, CAREERS x Fix Network hosted an empowering event at the Fix Network Training Centre in Calgary, focused on introducing young women to the trades and technologies industry.