Do you feel vulnerable when it comes to auto repairs? No one should ever feel at the mercy of a repair shop when trouble strikes. Knowing your car and knowing your rights can help prevent costly headaches. This fun, non‑intimidating, and easy‑to‑follow workshop is designed to help participants complete basic around‑the‑car and under‑the‑hood checks, handle emergency situations, avoid buying a lemon, and enjoy hassle‑free motoring. Come and learn about real‑world experience and practical tips on prolonging your vehicle’s life, preventing breakdowns, and avoiding repair rip‑offs.

PLEASE NOTE: This workshop is part of Family Fun Fest's programming at the west parking lot of Aaniin Library. This will be an outdoor workshop, no seats as participants will be standing around a demo-car.

Presenter's bio:

This workshop is facilitated by Centennial College's School of Transportation. They are Canada’s largest publicly funded training hub for transportation technicians. Students gain hands-on experience in advanced labs and a fully equipped aircraft hangar, with programs spanning automotive, aviation, heavy equipment, motorcycle, and truck and coach. Industry partnerships with organizations like Air Canada, TTC, Ford, Honda, and Toyota ensure training stays current and career‑ready. With thousands of apprentices and diploma graduates each year, the school prepares learners to become skilled professionals in high‑demand sectors. It’s a strong starting point for anyone pursuing a future in the transportation industry.