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Canada’s manufacturing sales rose in 2016, led by cars, food

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Manufacturing sales rose in 2016 after declining in 2015, Statistics Canada reports. Sales were up 1 per cent to $614.4 billion last year, reaching a record $53.5 billion in December. […]

Little agreement on whether it works, but governments press ahead with infrastructure spending

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Public infrastructure is one of the few forms of government spending that both liberals and conservatives support, says The Economist in a 2014 article on the subject. Citing a study […]

Strong manufacturing rebound in February led by energy sector

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Manufacturers in Canada took orders, bought raw materials and raised production levels in February at the fastest rate in more than two years. The robust and accelerated growth contributed to […]

Canada’s auto industry on cusp of rebuilding in NAFTA, but no thanks to CETA: Unifor

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Two major free trade agreements have the potential to affect Canada’s auto industry, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), already in place but due to be “tweaked” by the […]

Gold miners expand production in Nunavut, estimated reserves in BC

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Canadian gold mining company Agnico Eagle announced that it will invest more than $1.2 billion in two new mines in the Nunavut Territory beginning this year. The company’s mine at […]

Flying car maker looking for first orders for its sports car/gyrocopter PAL-V

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A flying car that its manufacturer says is ready to go is now on sale from a company in the Netherlands. The PAL-V Liberty, the first commercial flying car in […]

Canada’s prosperity at risk from disruption, lack of skilled workforce: reports

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Disruption is a common theme running through two recent reports on prosperity in Canada, one from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, the other from the federal government’s top advisor on […]

Solar energy a good investment, claims World Economic Forum

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The World Economic Forum (WEF) is encouraging big investors to reconsider renewable energy, particularly solar, as a viable, profitable asset class. Renewable energy technology has made “exponential gains” in efficiency, […]

Propane suppliers condemn Ontario government’s support of natural gas expansion

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The propane industry is outraged about the Ontario government’s announced $100 million Natural Gas Grant program. While admitting that natural gas is a cheaper option for consumers “at the commodity […]

Canadian companies should look to Mexico for export growth: HSBC Bank Canada

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A new report from the Conference Board of Canada and HSBC Bank Canada says that three Canadian industries—primary metal manufacturing, chemical manufacturing, and machinery manufacturing—have the innovative products, demand and […]

Will quotas, targets and better technology get more drivers into EVs?

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Thanks to government subsidies and cheaper prices for local brands, more electric cars are sold in China than in the rest of the world combined. Sales of battery-powered electric and […]

Manufacturing sales up in November, government scraps duties on imported food ingredients

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On the strength of higher sales in primary metal products, petroleum and coal products and chemicals, Canada’s manufacturing sales rose 1.5 per cent in November, to $51.8 billion, reports Statistics […]

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