Preferred Towing Sarnia

09/02/2026

08/30/2026

I am quite speechless right now and so very honoured. I received this amazing email:

“Congratulations Tammy on being selected as one of the Top 20 Women in Trucking for 2026. This recognition reflects your leadership, professionalism, and the impact you continue to make across Canada’s trucking and transportation sector.”

08/20/2026

🚨 Responder Training Opportunity – National TIM Responder Training Program 🚨

The Professional Towing Association of Ontario (PTAO) is proud to host the National Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Responder Training Program — designed by responders, for responders, to help improve safety, communication, and efficiency at roadside incidents.

This course is built around three key objectives:
✔️ Responder Safety
✔️ Safe, Quick Clearance
✔️ Prompt, Reliable, Interoperable Communications

📅 Date: September 11, 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Location: PTAO Tow Trade Show – Bingeman’s, Kitchener (Heritage Room B)
💲 Cost: $120 + HST per student (Lunch Included)
🎟️ Limited to 30 seats – registration required!

Secure your spot today: https://www.revelree.ca/event/timstraining/

Invest in your safety, strengthen incident response practices, and enhance coordination at the scenes where every second matters.

08/17/2026

08/08/2026

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🏡 7 YEARS OF OHANA LANDING ❤️

Seven years ago, we opened our doors for the very first time — with a simple vision: to create a safe place where youth experiencing homelessness could find more than just a roof over their heads. They could find hope, support, belonging, and family.

Today, we look back with incredibly grateful hearts.

Over these seven years, our doors have welcomed young people at some of the most difficult and uncertain moments of their lives. We’ve watched them grow, overcome challenges, find their confidence, learn new skills, and take those important steps toward independent living.

Ohana means family. Landing means transition. Together, Ohana Landing represents a place where youth can land safely while preparing to take flight. 🦋

None of this would be possible without the incredible community that has stood beside us — our volunteers, donors, community partners, our Preferred Towing Team, supporters, and everyone who has believed in our mission.

Every donation, every meal, every piece of furniture, every word of encouragement, and every helping hand has made a difference.

Seven years. So many stories. So many young lives changed. ❤️

As we celebrate this milestone, we are reminded that what started as a vision has become a community of hope.

Here’s to seven years of opening doors, creating opportunities, and giving youth a hand up, not a handout.

Thank you for being part of the Ohana Landing family.
Happy 7th Anniversary, Ohana Landing! 🎉🏡❤️

08/07/2026

Another tow operator is fighting for her life because someone failed to pay attention behind the wheel.

On Saturday afternoon, Kellie Glaneman of Blair’s Towing & Recovery was doing what thousands of towing and recovery professionals do every single day, helping clear a disabled vehicle from the roadway on eastbound Interstate 64 near Newtown Road in Virginia. Instead of going home to her three children, she was struck by a passing vehicle while loading a car onto her tow truck.

The injuries are devastating. According to her family, Kellie suffered multiple broken bones, a shattered elbow, shattered thumb, severe injuries to her hand, extensive damage to her hamstring, numerous fractures in her back, and remains hospitalized in serious condition. She is unable to move on her own and spends much of her time unconscious as doctors fight to help her recover.

This wasn’t an unavoidable accident. This was another reminder that every time a driver ignores emergency lights, fails to move over, or refuses to slow down, the people working inches from live traffic pay the price.

Tow operators, law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS personnel, DOT workers, and roadside service providers deserve to go home at the end of their shift. They should never have to wonder if the next distracted, careless, or reckless driver is going to change their lives forever.

Slow Down Move Over Inc. asks everyone to keep Kellie Glaneman, her family, and the entire Blair’s Towing & Recovery family in your thoughts and prayers.

Move over.
Slow down.
Put the phone away.
Someone’s life depends on the decision you make in the next few seconds.


Tow Times Magazine
Tow Professional Magazine
Wayne Benson
Virginia State Police