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Update 19 juin 2025 - Nous vous offrons ci-après certains des communiqués de presse, bulletins et documents publiés par le gouvernement, les associations de l’industrie du déménagement, les déménageurs et les fournisseurs que l’ACD reçoit. Veuillez consulter cette page régulièrement pour la mise à jour de nouvelles publications.

Ces articles sont en anglais uniquement.

 

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Fournisseurs

Annonces de nouveaux services et produits par les fournisseurs, membres de l’ACD. Pour afficher un nouveau produit, veuillez envoyer les renseignements sur le produit à newproducts@mover.net.

 

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Associations industrielles

  • International Association of Movers: IAM President Chuck White to retire at the end of 2023  After almost 19 years at the International Association of Movers/Household Goods Forwarders Association of America, Chuck White has announced that will retire at the end of 2023. Brian Limperopulos has been named to succeed Chuck. (February 15, 2023)
  • ATA Names Katie McMichael as MSC Executive Director (November 10, 2021) Arlington, Virginia – Today, American Trucking Associations announced it has named Katie McMichael as the first executive director of the association’s Moving and Storage Conference. McMichael will oversee operations and assist in the advocacy efforts for the leading national organization representing household good moving companies and industry suppliers, as well as various state moving and storage associations.
  • InfoGlobal: Interview with Moving Associations (15 juin 2021) The Netherlands’ Triglobal conducted a series of interviews with leaders in four global industry associations on the effects of Covid-19 - a year after - and the actions taken by companies and those associations to adapt to the current situation. Find out what CAM President Nancy Irvine had to tell them. Read more.

 

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Rapports

  • Supermove partnered with Drive Research to bring you the 2025 edition of the State of Moving & Storage Report. A lot has changed since their last survey in 2022. Costs are up, demand is shifting, and movers are adapting fast. What’s working? What’s not? They surveyed 130+ moving companies to uncover their biggest challenges, goals, and strategies for growth in 2025. The insights might surprise you.
  • Atlas® Van Lines in the USA has released its 2024 Migration Patterns Study revealing key trends and insights for the moving industry. Atlas Van Lines Canada data shows that it is the central provinces that are more outbound, while inbound provinces are located in the north and east. The top three inbound regions were Northwest Territories, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, whereas the top three outbound provinces were Ontario, Manitoba, and Quebec.(2024)
  • Atlas Van Lines US - Atlas Corporate Relocation Survey 2024 "Survey results come from responses by 575 decision-makers, with a responsibility for relocation, and employed by a company that has either relocated employees during the past two years or plans to relocate employees this year. Over 20 industries are represented, making regional, national, and international relocations."  (2024)
  • Supermove: The Moving Experience Report 2024-2025  This report is based on surveying 300+ Americans across the country who are planning to move this year and next. They were asked what they expect from moving companies. (February 6, 2024)
  • The Globe and Mail: Do Canadian home owners really move every seven years? (January 21, 2024)
  • Allied Van Lines US just issued their 2023 Migration Report. "In this report, you will find a detailed analysis of the current trends in interstate moves across the United States, highlighting significant patterns and underlying economic factors. This year marked another decrease in the volume of interstate moves. Following the 20% decrease in 2022 compared to 2021, there was a further 12% decline in 2023 relative to the previous year. This continuous decline indicates a notable shift in migration patterns over the last two years."  (January 9, 2024)
  • BBB industry report - Canada: A look into the moving industry (2023)
  • North American Van Lines US just issued their 2022 Migration Report. "In 2022, Americans were on the move, but where to? Most found themselves leaving high cost of living areas in favor of warmer climates and more reasonable housing conditions.  The chosen states for inbound moving migration predominantly reside in the south. Whether it’s a coincidence or not, many of these states were among the first to lessen Covid-19 regulations. While it’s a possibility that the surge in remote work leads people to areas with less restriction in the short term, it could also be that these locations offer a smaller tax burden in the long term as well."  (January 2023)
  • United Van Lines US released the results of their 2020 National Migration Study. In 2020, Americans continued to move westbound and southbound – and the COVID-19 pandemic factored into and accelerated many of those decisions to move. (Jan. 4, 2021) 
  • 53rd Annual Atlas Corporate Relocation Survey May 27 2020
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