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Swimming Autonomous Micro-Robot Mimics Bacteria to Analyze and Differentiate Human Cells

BC, Ontario economies to lead country into 2017

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A new report from BMO Economics says that Canada’s provinces have very different economic outlooks over the next year, with Alberta and Newfoundland and Labrador going further into recession, Saskatchewan […]

Local Ford union rebellion over GM contract threatens pattern bargaining

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Contract negotiations between Unifor and the Detroit Three automakers have become potentially more complicated as a union local leader at an Oakville Ford assembly plant has said he will not […]

SNC-Lavalin-China agreement could expand market for CANDUs

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China, the world’s biggest nuclear power market, is a natural target for a Canadian company with global reach and advanced nuclear technology like SNC-Lavalin. SNC-Lavalin has announced the signing of […]

De Beers new diamond mine in far north among world’s largest

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Two decades since it was discovered, and after an investment of about $1 billion in its development, the Gahcho Kué diamond mine is now officially open. Diamond giant De Beers […]

Manufacturing sales up slightly in July, Q3 forecast to be stronger

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Canada’s manufacturers sold slightly more goods in July as sales edged up 0.1 per cent to $50.7 billion, reports Statistics Canada. Higher sales of food, petroleum and coal products, and […]

Oil supply rising even as demand growth falls; investment likely to be slashed further in 2017

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Demand for oil is weaker than previously assumed, says the International Energy Agency in its September oil market report. Global demand has been revised downward by 100,000 barrels per day […]

Steel industry welcomes anti-dumping investigation by federal government

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After a rising chorus of criticism from the industry and from local chambers of commerce, the federal government announced today that it has launched an investigation into “alleged injurious dumping” […]

Canada could get 35 per cent of its power from wind with no disruption to existing grid: study

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Canada could get more than one-third of its electricity from wind energy with no compromise to grid reliability, according to a recent study from the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA). […]

Publication aimed at development CEOs names Ontario best investment location in Canada

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Site Selection, the influential American publication whose readers are CEOs and decision makers, human resource managers and consultants, has named Ontario as the best place in Canada to invest. A […]

GE investment in Welland “Brilliant Factory” to bring 220 jobs

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After announcing that Welland, Ontario would be the site of a new multi-modal “Brilliant Factory,” GE Canada broke ground for the facility last Friday (August 26). The factory will manufacture […]

Canada’s wholesale sales rose 0.7 per cent in June, to $56.4 billion

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Following the news that Canadian manufacturing sales rose by 0.8 per cent in June, Statistics Canada reports that wholesale sales were also up in June, rising 0.7 per cent, to […]

Singapore scientists invent bendable concrete for low-maintenance roads

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Any advance in road-building technology would be welcome in Canada, where road surfaces often seem to start to crumble almost as soon as the construction equipment leaves the site. Researchers […]

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