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Right to Repair: Spreading Awareness

Right to Repair: Spreading Awareness
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Lobby Wrap: Auto industry wants training as EV sales rise

Lobby Wrap: Auto industry wants training as EV sales rise
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Ensuring the Future of Aftermarket Service with Diane Freeman

Access to repair information, post-COVID-19 service environment, and EVs are all key areas where AARO is helping its members and the aftermarket.

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Why calls for right-to-repair rules are revving up again for vehicles in Canada

Calls from inside Canada’s aftermarket auto sector will push Ottawa for legislation that some say will help to ensure people can continue choosing who can fix their vehicles amid increasing computerization. But manufacturers' groups believe an existing agreement can still deliver for both consumers and repair shops.

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Lobby Wrap: Tech sector ramps up efforts to land federal contracts

iPolitics By Janet E Silver. Published on Jan 18, 2021 11:34am Several tech companies are seeking government contracts in the areas of digital transformation, data storage, and IT products and services. As consultations continue in advance of the 2021 budget, which is expected to be released in the coming months, several businesses are looking for funding for taxation, financial-reporting, and financial-literacy projects. According to a recent filing, the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada is exploring Canada’s potential role in supporting the implementation of possible global sustainability standard and has engaged Bluesky Strategy Group in this process. And, CFA Societies Canada is hoping that initiatives to boost financial literacy and retirement security will be included in the upcoming budget.

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