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- October 17, 2018
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How To Get Your Vehicle Ready For Winter In Alberta
Tips For Getting Your Vehicle Winter Ready Winter is coming and in some parts of Alberta, we have already seen the temperatures dip and the snowfall, which means it is time to get your vehicle ready for winter! With winter come the sub-freezing temperatures, snow, and ice, and while the elements can be inconvenient for people, they

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- September 27, 2018
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Can A Minor Car Accident Cause Serious Damage?
Minor car accidents, more often referred to as fender benders, are the most common type of car accident and often don’t result in serious damage. However, whether there is obvious damage or not, it is always a good idea to take your vehicle to your trusted auto body shop to have it checked out. Sometimes,

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- August 29, 2018
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Top 6 Frequently Asked Questions About Auto Body Painting
Auto Body Painting Q & A If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident, it is likely that your vehicle has sustained some body damage. Once all the dings, dents, and necessary parts have been replaced it will almost certainly require some auto body painting. Usually, following a significant collision, your car will

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- August 9, 2018
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Top 8 Questions To Ask Your Auto Body Shop
If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident, one of the first things on your mind may be how to get your vehicle fixed and back on the road as quickly as possible. But, taking your vehicle to the first auto body shop you find, or the auto body shop recommended by your

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- July 27, 2018
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Tips For Avoiding Wildlife Collisions In Alberta
Part of living and driving in Alberta is dealing with wildlife on our roads. Unfortunately, there is a serious risk involved in sharing our roads with wildlife and on average 6 people die each year due to wildlife collisions in Alberta. Every hour, there are an average of between 6 and 8 large animal collisions

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