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AutoCanada Acquires Mascarin Collision Centre

June 10, 2026

Industrial Services

AutoCanada announced the completion of its acquisition of Mascarin Collision Centre, a collision repair business based in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The deal expands AutoCanada’s collision repair footprint in Northwestern Ontario with added capacity and OEM certifications, while Mascarin continues operating with its local team.

AutoCanada Completes Sale of Toyota of Lincoln Park

January 27, 2026

Transportation

AutoCanada Inc. has completed the sale of its Toyota of Lincoln Park dealership in Chicago, Illinois as part of its previously announced plan to exit its U.S. operations and strengthen its balance sheet. AutoCanada received approximately CAD $11.2 million in cash for goodwill and fixed assets (excluding inventory and net working capital), with proceeds used to reduce its revolving credit facility.

AutoCanada Acquires Modern Autobody Collision Repair Shop

January 20, 2026

Transportation

AutoCanada Inc. completed its acquisition of Modern Autobody, a single-location collision and refinish repair facility in Edmonton, Alberta. The deal expands AutoCanada’s collision repair footprint in the Edmonton market and strengthens its OEM luxury certification coverage, including for EV and premium brands.

ONCAP Partners with CSN Collision to Scale Corporate-Owned Collision Centres

October 23, 2025

Automotive

ONCAP, the lower mid‑market private equity platform of Onex Corporation, has partnered with CSN Collision in a growth investment to acquire various collision centres from CSN founders, who will remain shareholders. The capital and partnership will enable CSN to establish a scaled platform of corporate-owned collision repair centres and accelerate add-on acquisitions across North America and Europe.

AutoCanada Inc. Acquires Kavia Auto Body

October 31, 2022

Automotive

AutoCanada Inc. acquired Kavia Auto Body, an SGI Elite collision centre in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, to expand its national collision centre network and better align collision services with its nearby dealerships. The facility holds multiple OEM certifications (Tesla, GM, Ford, Kia, Stellantis, Nissan, Infiniti, Genesis, Honda, Acura, Subaru, Hyundai) and will continue operating as part of AutoCanada's collision operations.

Crash Champions Acquires 21 Collision Repair Shops, Expands to 60 Locations

January 2, 2021

Automotive

Crash Champions, a portfolio company of A&M Capital Opportunities (part of Alvarez & Marsal Capital), acquired 21 independent collision repair shops between August 2020 and January 2021, growing its footprint to 60 locations across seven U.S. states. The deal is part of an ongoing roll-up strategy to consolidate fragmented collision repair operations, deepen insurance carrier relationships, and capture scale and operating synergies.