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Engineering the Future of Water: Advanced Harvesting and Purification Technologies for Climate Resilience
Microfactories and Localized Manufacturing: Transforming Industrial Production in 2025
Microfactories and Localized Manufacturing: Transforming Industrial Production in 2025
Next-Generation Energy Storage Solutions: Engineering and Design Perspectives for 2025
Next-Generation Energy Storage Solutions: Engineering and Design Perspectives for 2025
Sustainable Materials and Circular Design: Industry Overview 2025
Sustainable Materials and Circular Design: Industry Overview 2025

Automation-proof jobs, and jobs that will eventually be automated

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​As technology advances and prices soar, jobs are increasingly becoming automated, replacing workers at a rapid pace. From the introduction of order-taking kiosks at restaurants and self-service registers at supermarkets […]

Avalon Advanced Materials creates jobs to make lithium ion batteries from Kenora-area mine

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The Ontario Governement is diversifying the Northern economy and helping create good new jobs for people in the North by supporting innovation at a mining company near Kenora. “Our government […]

7 Award winners honoured for championing ontario’s environment’s zero-waste, low-carbon initiatives

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Ontario is recognizing the outstanding efforts of local champions doing their part to protect the environment and helping Ontario achieve its commitment to transition to a zero-waste, low-carbon and growing […]

Swimming Robot to Examine Damage from Japan’s Nuclear Reactor

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Toshiba, a Japanese industrial group unveiled a swimming robot designed to probe damage from meltdowns that occurred at the Fukushima Daiichi. Extreme levels of radiation and significant structural damage made it […]

Ontario to update Nuclear Emergency Response Plan in the event of nuclear and radiological events

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Although Ontario’s nuclear system has an excellent safety record, Ontario is inviting the public to comment on proposed changes to the province’s nuclear emergency response plan.     Marie-France Lalonde, Minister […]

StatsCan reports record auto sales for May 2017: 11 per cent over last year

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Spring fever hit the auto sector as annualized sales reached 2 million units for the month of May, 2017, according to StatsCan. This makes 11 per cent over the same […]

$2 Billion expansion of Nova gas pipeline planned by TransCanada Corp to increase pipeline capacity

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TransCanada Corp plans a significant multi-billion dollar expansion of its Nova natural gas pipeline to accommodate the high production in the Alberta/B.C. border area.       TransCanada plans to […]

Electric bush plane: combined project of Zenair and Solar Ship combines rugged short landings with green technology

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Two aircraft companies from Ontario have recently combined efforts in a unique project as part of their ongoing partnership. Brantford-based Solar Ship Inc., which builds solar-powered cargo planes, and Midland’s […]

Silicon Valley North: Canada aims to rival Silicon Valley due to better access to highly skilled workers on expedited visas

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Not content with the title of “Hollywood North”, Canada aims to further develop their “Silicon Valley North” status with speedier visas for skilled workers. At the same time the U.S. […]

Ford’s 347 kph GT: World’s fastest supercar a testbed for new automotive technology

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The team of automotive engineers behind Ford’s GT had three goals when they first began work in 2013. According to Ford’s Chief Technical Officer, Raj Nair, “The first was to […]

Amazon brings 800 high tech jobs to Ontario including engineers, programmers and developers

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Ontario has secured a significant investment from global technology company Amazon thanks to the province’s highly skilled workforce, culture of innovation and competitive business climate. Today, Premier Kathleen Wynne joined […]

NASA Studies Climate Change in Canada’s Skies

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A decade-long project, which is currently in its second year, will include NASA traversing the Canadian skies this summer in an effort to study the impact of climate change on […]

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