EV charging’s $21B opportunity

A stronger federal greenhouse gas emissions standard for light-duty vehicles could help attract $21 billion in zero-emission vehicle charging infrastructure investment across Canada by 2035, according to a new analysis by the Canadian Charging Infrastructure Council (CCIC). The policy brief, …

The real affordability problem

A new analysis from Cox Automotive suggests the affordability challenges facing new-vehicle buyers are being driven by broader economic pressures, not simply the price of a vehicle. In an article published following the company’s 2026 Mid-Year Review, Cox Automotive said …

Canadian dealer know-how heads to China

Justin Poy says Canada has something China’s fast-growing auto retail sector needs: decades of dealership management experience. Through the Global Dealer Academy, Poy and his partners are working with Georgian College in Barrie, Ont., to deliver a licensed Canadian automotive …

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Go to the Gemba

A practical exercise for dealership leaders to identify wasted time, improve processes, and better support technicians “Gemba” is a Japanese term used in Lean processes. It means “go to where the action is.” In a vehicle manufacturing plant, a CEO …

Preparing for what’s next

How thoughtful succession and exit planning are shaping dealership value and continuity Consolidation continues to reshape Canada’s dealership landscape, bringing long-term planning into sharper focus. According to Landon Robertson, director of operations and corporate strategy at Templeton Marsh, the current …

Tariffs cloud the road ahead

Trade tensions and shifting policy are forcing manufacturers and dealers to adapt as North America’s auto market enters a period of uncertainty U.S. President Donald Trump has often described tariffs as “the most beautiful word in the dictionary.” For many in …

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