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During the first six months of 2015, two core factors strongly influenced the commercial fleet market in Canada: price of crude oil dropping to below $40 per barrel and the foreign exchange rate of the Canadian dollar (CAD) declined against the U.S. dollar.
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NationaLease recently held its Canadian Leadership Summit in Montreal. This meeting is the key opportunity for Canadian members to discuss the latest issues facing the leasing industry in Canada, according to the company.
Read More →An Edmonton-based trucking company is facing over CAN$3 (US$2.2) million in commercial-vehicle-related fines.
Read More →Canadian refuse hauler Progressive Waste Solutions Ltd. has scored highly in a carbon emissions tracking report, following its corporate initiative to replace diesel-powered collection fleet with vehicles using natural gas, the company announced.
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Beginning in 2019, Toyota will produce RAV4 vehicles in its Cambridge North Assembly plant. The company will also add the hybrid RAV4 into production.
Read More →WEX Inc., a provider of corporate payment solutions, has announced it has signed an agreement with CST Canada Co. to accept the WEX Universal Fleet Card at all of its sites in Canada. CST operates close to 800 fuel stations in Canada, from the Maritimes to Ontario.
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GE announced that it has reached an agreement to sell its GE Capital, Transportation Finance business in the U.S. and Canada to BMO Financial Group (BMO).
Read More →Continental Tire the Americas, LLC’s Commercial Vehicle Tire group and Quality Tire Service LTD, an independent tire dealer in Saskatchewan, have announced a partnership with the opening of the first commercial tire retread facility in western Canada.
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Element Fleet Management has promoted Sébastien Blondin to president for the Canada market, the fleet management company announced.
Read More →Now, car buyers get complimentary Carfax Vehicle History Reports from subscribing dealers included with their inventory on Carpages.ca.
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