Instead, the Crown corporation announced $1.2-million worth of collision repair equipment for Red River College Polytechnic. MIKAELA MACKENZIE / FREE PRESS Cassandra Foy, final-year collision, repair and refinishing program student (from left), Rene Cable, Manitoba minister of advanced education, and Lloyd Schreyer, RRC Polytech board chair, check out the Car-O-Liner frame restoration equipment MPI donated to RRC Polytech’s collision repair and refinishing program at its Notre Dame campus on Thursday. Around a decade ago, MPI sought to create a research and training space where students could repair vehicles. MPI’s equipment was used, but it will get greater attention at RRC Polytech, Nedohin said. RRC equipment being removed from classes may be auctioned off, Blackner said.