As we enter the initial weeks of 2022, there is optimism that the coming months will also signal a positive change for the auto sector.

A decade ago, the notion of electric vehicle sales becoming a dominant force in the new vehicle market appeared far-fetched.

2021 proved to be another rollercoaster ride as the COVID pandemic continued, and severe fires and flooding impacted various areas of the province.

Winter tires are a key component of keeping yourself and others safe on icy and snowy roads.

The true value should be placed on the importance of family and friendships that we may sometimes take for granted.

Vehicle production continues to be sluggish as automakers struggle to get their hands on vital computer chips, leading to downtime at assembly plants.

The challenges in outlining the impact that BC’s new car dealerships have on the province’s economy rest primarily on how wide-ranging their influence really is.

Inclusion means that everyone in your diverse workforce feels involved, valued, respected, treated fairly, and embedded in your culture.

The BC Government is launching a new skilled trades certification system that will help deliver steady employment for people and address the demand for skilled workers in BC.

If you’re not vigilant about protecting yourself as an individual, you could leave your business vulnerable.

It’s clear that the pandemic has changed how new car dealerships do business, and for the better.

It goes without saying that accidents will happen, but we all have a role in keeping our roadways safe.