Archive for May, 2009
Test Drive: 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe Limited
(No Ratings Yet)Motoring Memories: The roots of Land Rover
(No Ratings Yet)What’s New: 2009 Dodge Nitro
What’s New: 2009 Dodge Nitro
For 2009, the Dodge Nitro is relatively unchanged, save for some extra comfort and appearance features. The major difference is the retirement of the six-speed manual transmission: all Nitro models now use automatics.
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(No Ratings Yet)Alberta student wins Toyota scholarship
Adil Adatia, a student from Lethbridge, Alberta, has been named the 2009 Toyota Earth Day Scholarship national winner.
(No Ratings Yet)Alberta student wins Toyota scholarship
Adil Adatia, a student from Lethbridge, Alberta, has been named the 2009 Toyota Earth Day Scholarship national winner.
(No Ratings Yet)Calgary students recognized for auto research
A team of student researchers from the University of Calgary has won first place in the AUTO21 Highly Qualified People Poster Competition, defeating more than 80 student teams from 28 Canadian universities.
(No Ratings Yet)Calgary students recognized for auto research
A team of student researchers from the University of Calgary has won first place in the AUTO21 Highly Qualified People Poster Competition, defeating more than 80 student teams from 28 Canadian universities.
(No Ratings Yet)Discounts entice motorists to take Laval transit
Motorists are invited to take public transit in Laval, Quebec through a special program, Operation Smog Alert, that drops bus fare from $2.60 to just $1 on smog days.
(No Ratings Yet)Study finds bright roadways mean less caution
Older drivers tend to be less cautious behind the wheel when roadways are slightly more illuminated, according to a study by Toronto’s Ryerson University.
(No Ratings Yet)Health care workers slam Ontario insurance plan
A number of health care professionals and organizations are speaking out against proposed changes to auto insurance in Ontario which, if implemented, would slash basic accident benefits from $100,000 to $25,000.
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