Colonial Group Hiring Announcement
The Colonial Group announce the hiring of Stephen Squires, CPA as Manager – Special Projects. Stephen is a graduate from Memorial University of
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Business
Summer 2022
Trends
Habit-changing fuel costs
Planning ahead, managing money key to dealing with prices at the pump By Kristen Lipscombe Our driving habits can help us better manage
Business
Summer 2022
‘Treat people like you like to be treated’
Deckers of NAPA Auto Parts in Clarenville embrace customers and employees as family By Kristen Lipscombe Whether it’s their customers or employees, the
Summer 2022
Trucking
The Way and The Why of Trucking
Are you a way thinker or a why thinker? By Dana Smith What comes to mind when you hear the term, “the way
Electric Avenue
Summer 2022
The Sounds of Silence
I generally don’t like to use this column as a space for tooting my own horn but one of the things this magazine
News
Summer 2022
THE ARAAC CONVENTION IS BACK!
The Automotive Recyclers Association of Atlantic Canada (ARAAC) is planning its first in-person get together in three years with their renewed Convention and
Atlantic Road Report
Summer 2022
The Atlantic Road Report: Summer 2022
Bits and pieces of news collected from around the Atlantic Region NEWFOUNDLAND Approximately 10 kilometres of roads on the Northern Peninsula will be
News
Summer 2022
Volvo Cars and Epic Games bring real-time photorealistic visualisation inside next-generation Volvo cars with Unreal Engine
Jun 01, 2022 ID: 301605 Volvo Cars is bringing photorealistic visualisation technology into its next generation of electric cars through a collaboration with Epic
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Summer 2022
Women and Wheels
Maureen Kempston Darkes, GM Canada’s First-Ever Woman President and General Manager, Inducted into Canadian Business Hall of Fame
On May 12, 2022, GM Canada’s first-ever woman president, Maureen Kempston Darkes, was inducted into the Canadian Business Hall of Fame. Serving as
Summer 2022
Trucking Industry Leaders Predict Top Two Changes Over the Next 10 Years
Trucking industry executives pointed to the reduction of fossil fuel use and carbon emissions as the top change coming to the trucking sector