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Canada's Online Automotive Magazine
CanadianDriver.com is an award-winning online automotive magazine with over 7500 pages of automotive information including new car test drives, first drive reports and previews, used car reviews, consumer advice, historical information, auto tech and daily automotive news. Written by Canadians for Canadians, CanadianDriver's staff and contributors include Canada's best known automotive journalists.
On a world wide web that is dominated by American sites serving American consumer interests, finding automotive information in Canada or applicable to Canada, is difficult. CanadianDriver is doing something about that by providing automotive information that is relevant to Canadians - Canadian automotive news, Canadian pricing, Canadian makes and models. CanadianDriver and its sister publications, LuxuryCarCanada and CarTalkCanada, is also a comprehensive guide to luxury automobiles in Canada and a gathering spot for the Canadian automotive enthusiast community.
A three-time winner of the Jacques Rainville Best Web Site award, CanadianDriver receives more than 700,000 unique vistors (comScore Media Metrix, October, 2005) and delivers more than six million pages of automotive information to consumers and enthusiasts each month.
Greg Wilson Jil McIntosh
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Jim Kerr Haney Louka
Murray Jackson
Russell Purcell
Bill Vance
Bill Vance's book, Reflections on Automotive History, is available from Eramosa Valley Publishing, Box 370, Rockwood, ON, Canada, N0B 2K0. Soft cover $18.95 ($25.50 with tax and shipping), hard cover $28.95 ($36.50).
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Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Greg has been test-driving, and writing about new cars since 1988. As Editor of CanadianDriver, Greg updates the daily auto news, writes weekly Test-Drive reports, and does occasional First-Drive reports and feature articles. Greg is a member of the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) and a voting member in the Car of the Year Awards. When he's not driving test cars, Greg hits the road in his 'Classic Red' 1993 Miata which he claims is "the best all-around sports car ever built.."
Jil McIntosh reviews new cars for the Toronto Star newspaper 'Wheels' section, and reports on automotive issues for Old Autos and Canadian Street Rodder. Her diverse non-auto work includes food and cooking, health, antique tractors, travel, fiction and romance novels.
Jim Kerr is a Journeyperson automotive mechanic with over 20 years of experience teaching new automotive technology to the public and to post-journey automotive students at the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Arts and Technology (SIAST) Kelsey campus. Jim has ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification for the United States as well as a university Education Degree in technical education. Jim has been writing automotive articles for fifteen years for newspapers
and magazines in Canada and the United States, and is a member of the Automotive Journalist's Association of Canada.
Born and raised in sunny Winnipeg, Manitoba, Haney Louka is a Professional Engineer, a member of the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada, and a long time automotive enthusiast. He enjoys driving for the sake of driving and believes the journey is the destination. His test-drive reports appear regularly in the Winnipeg Free Press and in CanadianDriver.com His personal set of wheels is a Mazda6 Sport Wagon, which he describes as "turbocharged fun disguised as sensible shoes."
Murray Jackson is an Ottawa automotive enthusiast and the creator of the Motor-Cross™ automotive crossword and the Motor Mania automotive pop quiz. These features cover all things automotive including old and new car models, automotive history, service and repair terminology, TV and movie cars and automotive personalities. Introduced in 1997, Murray's features are published in the weekly automotive sections of a growing number of Canadian and U.S. newspapers. The previously-published Motor-Cross and Motor Mania features contained in CanadianDriver will be updated weekly so be sure to return often to test your automotive knowledge. When he's not compiling entertaining automotive features, Murray enjoys driving and working on his toys, a Land Rover Lightweight and a black London taxi in full "Where to, guv?" trim. You can send your comments or questions concerning Motor-Cross and Motor Mania to
. Better yet, visit Murray at his 
Russell Purcell is a freelance automotive writer and photographer for CanadianDriver, CanadianRacing.com and RPM Motoring Monthly, the latter for which he held the position of editor from 2000-2003. He is also a well-established motor sport photographer whose work has been featured in a number of magazines and websites around the world, as well as in a several calendars. Russell likes to stay young at heart, a task made much easier through his daily work with teenagers, as he has been a teacher since 1992. His love for all things automotive is so excessive that his quest for interesting automobilia has taken over his life. A 5-foot tall, fully-operational traffic light is the most recent addition to his home décor. Now that is car crazy!
Bill Vance has been an automotive journalist/historian for 30 years, and has contributed to a wide variety of trade and consumer magazines and newspapers. His weekly auto history column is syndicated to newspapers across Canada and the United States. He is a member of the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada and the Society of Automotive Historians.
Laurance Yap is the poster child of the new economy: when he's not being a freelance automotive writer and photographer for CanadianDriver, the Toronto Star, and Driven magazine, he's being one-third of a Macintosh consulting business, works as an art director for several magazines, and is working on the Great Canadian Screenplay. Since he started driving other people's cars for fun and profit, he sees very little of his 1992 Honda Accord, which his 17-year-old brother has hijacked. Maybe it's better that he doesn't see it...