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BC’s Strategy Against Auto Theft Paying Dividends

In May, the federal government launched a National Action Plan on Combating Auto Theft, focusing on stricter penalties, intelligence sharing, and allocating $28 million to the CBSA. Auto theft in Canada cost $1.5 billion in 2023. BC has notably reduced theft rates due to coordinated law enforcement efforts. Continued collaboration…
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A Week of Milestones – EV Day at the Legislature and NCDA AGM

Last week, BC’s New Car Dealers Association hosted its annual EV Day at the Legislature to celebrate the progress of zero emission vehicles adoption in this province. The event is an annual coming together of industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to mark success and hold hybrid Association and Foundation Annual…
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Car Tracking Devices: Pros and Cons

In today's automotive landscape, where vehicle thefts and safety concerns loom large, many vehicle owners are turning to various anti-theft technologies as a solution. To help stymie this worrying trend and keep their cars safe, owners of highly targeted vehicles may consider installing a personal vehicle tracking device.
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