Selling Big

Kicking off the Canadian auction season at their Grande Prairie, Alberta location as they begin their quest to break their billion dollar Canadian-division record from 2012.

Ritchie Bros. hits the road to Drayton Valley, Alberta, where farmers Len and Vicki Paulson auction off their gear and downsize their lives as they prepare for retirement.

Breaking last year's billion dollar total sales in Canada means that the team at Ritchie Bros. needs top results in this, their biggest Canadian auction of the year.

With day two of Canada’s biggest auction ahead, Ritchie Bros. staff hustle to prep top-notch gear. As buyers swarm in, they aim to surge toward their $108 million goal.

It’s the final day of Ritchie Bros.’ biggest Edmonton auction, and three classic cars are hitting the ramp—drawing eager crowds of car lovers hoping to score a vintage gem.

It’s June in Alberta, and forestry season is on! Ritchie Bros. Grande Prairie kicks off a two-day auction with the site’s biggest lineup of log loaders, skidders, and more.

Day two in Grande Prairie kicks off with $20M already in. With a lineup of excavators, rock trucks, and logging rigs, Ritchie Bros. aims to smash past their auction goal.

Rookie manager Sam Webber takes on Winnipeg, running an off-site auction in a region with little Ritchie Bros. presence—proving himself in a tough, facility-free territory.

After 30 years in excavation, Ken Palson retires and sells his full fleet. Territory Manager Sam Webber brings the Ritchie Bros. team to Ken’s yard for a major off-site auction.

With mountain views all around, Ritchie Bros. rolls into Chilliwack, BC. Ricky Dhatt sells his loader backhoe, while landscaper Noel Peters unloads a multi-terrain loader.

Edmonton’s two-day auction is set to be its biggest September yet, with a huge mix of iron—from pipelayers to crawler tractors, and even a trolley bus—sure to wow the crowd.

Day two of Ritchie Bros.' Edmonton auction shifts to transport gear. After a $32M first day, a massive lineup of trucks and trailers is set to drive in even bigger bucks.