Donations, government funding, and local manufacturers willing to give make B.C. a case history for the rest of Canada.

Creditor-proofing is a legal strategy that protects your assets from creditors and litigants.

Using an equipment leasing company as a complement to your bank is a good idea because they have access to several funding sources.

Many articles in the December 2023 issue of Canadian Fabricating & Welding serve as reminders of your talent pool options.

A look at some of the most popular metalworking content of the year.

CFW’s parent company, the Fabricators and Manufacturers Association, has gone through a rebrand to better reflect its place in the industry.

Reports indicate that new technology adoption is being slowed by a lack of qualified skilled workers in the labour pool. That’s a problem.

Year-end is a good time to look at expanding your operating lines or get financial approvals in place for additional equipment.

Before implementing any work-life initiative, it’s important that shops understand what it really is and what it means for workers.

It’s important to talk with your accountant or business adviser before making equipment purchases.

Does your company have what it takes to attract the next generation of manufacturing workers?

With a little consideration and good communication, you’ll reap the benefits of a multi-generational workplace

A sale leaseback is a transaction that conveys ownership of existing equipment to a financial institution in exchange for a lump sum cash payment.

Technology adoption, or the lack thereof, is Canada’s canary in the coal mine. It’s an indicator that something bad is about to happen.