The price paid for vehicles through the Retire Your Ride program has risen significantly since this time last year. The average price paid out in October 2019 was $321.76. October 2020 saw that figure rise to $387.37. That’s… Read full post »
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Ford is an iconic brand with deep roots in Canada. In fact, Ford Motor Company of Canada was founded in August 1904, barely more than a year after Henry Ford started his car company. It’s no surprise that… Read full post »
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Keep in mind there’s a difference between old and junk by Lawrence Papoff With dealerships opening but consumers still cautious with their loonies when it comes to car buying, the OEMs have opened the tap on incentives to… Read full post »
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Currently, the challenges facing the recycling and waste industry are especially daunting. We have a global pandemic, combined with political and economic uncertainty seemingly everywhere. And let’s not forget about the loss since 2018 of China as a… Read full post »
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Wally Dingman, owner of Caughill Auto Wreckers in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada and Chairman of Automotive Recyclers of Canada (ARC), provides his opinion on whether vehicle scrappage programmes are beneficial or unnecessary for the vehicle recycling industry. For the… Read full post »
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