According to APMA’s Flavio Volpe, collaboration, investment, and innovation are driving Canada’s auto manufacturing sector forward.

Making parts, no matter how complex or simple, requires a team of skilled workers, the correct equipment, and the right leadership.

EV innovation and investment has excited industry analysts, but some are cautiously sounding the alarm about what this means for Canada’s auto sector.

OEMs, suppliers, and the federal and provincial governments have announced a series of investments in Canada’s auto sector.

Kevin Stone’s fire-breathing dragon awes judges for grand prize.

Brenco Industries’ involvement in metal arts and connection with artists is seen in the impressive pieces found in B.C. and beyond.

Winnipeg has been the North American aerospace manufacturing hub for decades and BCW’s Kathleen Garney explains why.

Kathleen Garney started out as an engineer and rose through the ranks to become Boeing Canada Winnipeg’s general manager. Here is her story.

A new report shows that in 2020 the Canadian aerospace industry contributed over $22 billion to the country’s GDP and employed close to 207,000 workers.

Custom tool manufacturer Clortech is able to produce custom tools to exact specifications to meet clients’ needs for specific metalworking or industrial applications.

We introduce a few of the industry’s next generation of manufacturing leaders who will keep part production – and jobs – in Canada.