Financial services fastest growing industry in Canada for exports: Conference Board of Canada
Toronto’s financial services sector continues to grow and increase in importance to both the local and the Canadian economy. A new report from the Conference Board of Canada on the […]
Manufacturing sales up in September but shadow of Trump looms over Canada
Manufacturing sales rose for the fourth consecutive month in September, Statistics Canada reports, mainly on the strength of transportation equipment and fabricated metal industries. The 0.3 per cent rise was […]
Israeli aluminum-air electric car battery to be tested in Montreal
An Israeli company that demonstrated an electric car battery capable of powering a car for 1,800 kilometres on a single charge has been invited to test its latest technologies in […]
Securing new investment greatest achievement of Unifor’s agreement with Ford
The headline achievement of Unifor’s just-ratified contract with Ford, the last of the three negotiations with the Detroit Three automakers, is the $713 million investment the union managed to secure […]
Magna International posts strong sales gains in third quarter
Aurora, Ontario-based auto parts manufacturer Magna International, the largest North American parts maker and the third largest in the world, posted higher-than-expected profits for its third quarter, ending September 30. […]
Bankrupt hockey skate manufacturer bought by Canadian investors
One of the world’s most iconic sporting goods brands is returning to Canadian ownership. Established in 1927 as the Bauer Skate company in Kitchener, Ontario, the famous company has been […]
Expansion of wine and beer sales in Ontario grocery stores condemned by OPSEU
As promised, the Ontario government has announced the locations of sixty-seven additional grocery stores in the province where consumers can now buy beer, wine, and cider. Today is the first […]
Women wanted in construction trades as “tremendous opportunity” exists
There is a “tremendous opportunity” today for women who choose to work in construction-related trades. The industry is undergoing major change, while as many as 250,000 current workers are planning […]
Skills gap costing economy billions; Ontario students ill-prepared for workplace: report
Ontario’s education system is failing to prepare students to enter the workforce, and employers are finding it increasingly difficult to find suitably skilled workers. This in spite of the fact […]