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Financial services fastest growing industry in Canada for exports: Conference Board of Canada

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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

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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 […]

Government urges aerospace innovation, adoption of new technologies

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Speaking at an Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC) conference today, the federal minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development promised to work with the industries to support the research […]

Israeli aluminum-air electric car battery to be tested in Montreal

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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 […]

UC engineers create first semiconductor-free microelectronics device

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The quest for greater conductivity in semiconductors for microelectronics devices has led University of California engineers to the creation of the world’s first semiconductor-free microelectronic device. The device, which uses […]

Securing new investment greatest achievement of Unifor’s agreement with Ford

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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

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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

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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

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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 […]

Mississauga aerospace firm announces major contracts with Boeing, F-35 program

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Magellan Aerospace, the Mississauga-based designer and manufacturer of components and assemblies for aerospace markets, announced today that its decade-long contract with BAE Systems to produce horizontal tail assemblies for the […]

Women wanted in construction trades as “tremendous opportunity” exists

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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

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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 […]

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