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Canadian aerospace sector heads for pre-flight checks
Today aerospace manufacturing is a pan-Canadian enterprise. Billion-dollar multinationals, and the SMEs they support, can be found in nearly every region and province.
General Motors Oshawa assembly plant reopens
Re-opening adds 1,800 new jobs at Oshawa Assembly and supports thousands of additional jobs with Canadian automotive suppliers.
Mold making association, Canadian Metalworking magazine form strategic partnership
Alliance will increase Canadian Metalworking's coverage of mold making association news and events, social media support, feature articles on association members
Government of Canada invests in first made-in-Canada electric vehicle
As Canada moves closer to a zero-emissions future, there is a growing need to manufacture and supply made-in-Canada technology for the automotive sector.
Canada’s job shops turn adversity into strength
While the world continues to rebound, shops are adjusting to a new normal and finding ways to turn tumult into opportunity for future success.
Dominis Engineering makes waves
Small deviations can greatly impact propeller performance, which is why Dominis has removed manual work from the production of its propellers.
Seeding growth with tech investments at Salford Group
In the process of helping its customers innovate, Salford Group has had to upgrade and rethink its manufacturing processes.
Raising horns in Radium
Salmon Arm, B.C.,’s Idea 64 Projects personifies some iconic local history to create a standout art installation for Radium Hot Springs.
Canada jumps into electric vehicle industry
New EV production developments potentially are great news for machine shops, provided they can tweak their operations to accommodate the needs of the EV supply chain.
Taiga Motors plans Quebec assembly facility
Taiga Motors, a developer of electric off-road vehicles, has announced plans to build a mass-production assembly facility in Shawinigan, Que. The first phase of construction, scheduled for completion in 2022, represents an investment to accelerate the mass production of the company’s electric...
New Canadian reshoring group to advocate for supply chain modernization
A group of former parliamentarians has announced that they are forming a new organization called Reshoring Canada. This non-partisan advocacy organization is designed to promote a modern, secure, and less risky supply chain. “The pandemic has exposed risk in our supply chains, a place where we...
Manufacturers are becoming increasingly frustrated with border crossing troubles
More than one year after COVID-19 closed the border to non-essential travel, there still exists confusion at the border on what constitutes essential workers.
Survey: Industry losing millions because of border closure
The Canadian Tooling & Machining Association (CTMA), in partnership with the Canadian Association of Mold Makers (CAMM), Automate Canada, and the Niagara Industrial Association (NIA), recently conducted a survey to measure the effects of border closures on the manufacturing industry caused by the...
Manufacturing the next generation of leaders
Manufacturing is very much alive in Canada, where the standard of living is high, where workers are highly skilled, and where the quality of manufactured goods is remarkable.
Project Arrow zero-emission vehicle design revealed
At CES 2020, the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) of Canada launched the first, original, full-build, zero-emission concept vehicle named Project Arrow. The all-Canadian effort will be designed, engineered, and built through the joint efforts of the nation’s automotive supply...
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