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NAFA Ontario LNG Hosts 2025 Golf Tournament

On June 4, NAFA Ontario Local Networking Group (LNG) hosted its 2025 Golf Tournament. Over 133 NAFA members and fleet industry professionals signed up to play golf, with additional attendees participating in post-golf activities.

Taking place at the prestigious Lionhead Golf Club & Conference Centre, it was a great day out with perfect weather, a great course and some amazing networking opportunities, not mention raffle prizes.

Imran Mohammed, Vice President, Business Development, BDS Fleet Services and NAFA Ontario LNG Board Member, said “this year’s golf tournament was the best attended since we started hosting them again in 2023. We have to say a big thank you to everyone that supported the event through sponsorships and registrations. We look forward to continuing to bring the Fleet community together with great events in the Ontario region.”

Mohammed noted that so far, NAFA Ontario’s LNG events in 2025 have proven extremely popular and that the group is looking forward to September 24, when it will be hosting its Ride and Drive event at the Pearson Convention Center in Brampton, Ontario.

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NAFA Ontario LNG Hosts 2025 Golf Tournament

NAFA Ontario LNG Hosts 2025 Golf Tournament

​On June 4, NAFA Ontario Local Networking Group (LNG) hosted its 2025 Golf Tournament. Over 133 NAFA members and fleet industry professionals signed up to play golf, with additional attendees participating in post-golf activities.

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