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AMVIC inspectors have noticed a recent increase of recreational vehicle (RV) sales businesses that are performing RV repairs without being licensed for the specialty service they are providing. As we approach RV season, ensure your business is compliant before completing any services. A qualified RV technician is required to make RV repairs. This means non-engine … Continued

On March 17, 2026, the industry members of the AMVIC board re-appointed Catherine Manten as the director-at-large for a term of three years, effective April 21, 2026. Catherine Manten is a results‑driven, self‑motivated Chief Risk and Compliance Officer with more than 30 years of experience in financial, operational, governance and administrative leadership within the automotive … Continued

AMVIC has observed that several service and repair businesses have not kept their trade certificate information up-to-date on their AMVIC Online business profiles. All licensed automotive businesses in Alberta are required to maintain accurate and current information on their AMVIC Online profile. As an employer, you are responsible for ensuring your journeypersons, apprentices and other … Continued

Does your automotive business website include a “disclaimer”? If it does, you must make sure the disclaimer statement aligns with all-in advertised pricing legislation as set out in Section 11(2)(l) of the Automotive Business Regulation (ABR). The ABR, Section 11(2)(l) states that businesses must include “[…] in the advertised price for any vehicle the total cost … Continued

As we ease into the year, you may have inventory you’re looking to clear or incentives to offer. Are you making sure your advertisements comply with legislation? The Automotive Business Regulation Section 11(2)(n) states a business operator cannot use false, misleading or deceptive statements in advertisements. Here are some examples: The all-in advertised price must not … Continued