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Lockheed Martin seeking industry partners in new innovation and research facility

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Lockheed Martin Canada opened its new Impact Centre in Ottawa today, the company announced in a statement. The technology and innovation incubator is designed to bring Canadian industry and the […]

Demand for industrial real estate soaring in Canada: report

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Falling oil prices and a weakening Canadian dollar helped drive the industrial real estate market in Canada to record-breaking growth in 2015, and 2016 will be another “banner year,” according […]

More R&D, innovation not free trade deals needed to boost Canada’s exports: economist

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Anyone with an interest in trade policy in Canada can be forgiven for feeling bewildered by the contradictory claims made by politicians, labour and industry leaders, and other commentators regarding […]

Technicians, technologists enjoy good jobs prospects, higher than average earnings

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Some of the best jobs and wages to be found in Canada are in the broad group of engineering and applied science technicians and technologists. These highly skilled technical workers […]

Auto industry back on top as Canada’s biggest exporter: report

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Canada’s auto industry is “single-handedly” boosting the country’s manufacturing activity and leading in non-resource exports, says a Scotiabank Economics report on the global auto industry. Global car sales were stronger […]

Tesla phenomenon will change both how cars are imagined and sold

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Is it a problem that other auto makers would love to have? Or is just a massive problem that could sink the company? Industry observers have been more than willing […]

Federal government must help Ontario close widening “skills gap” through immigration reforms

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The Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) wants the federal government to do more to help Ontario close the “skills gap” that it says is costing the province’s economy $24.3 billion […]

Economy outperforms in January; manufacturing leads broad-based growth

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Canada’s economy performed better than expected in January, turning out a 0.6 per cent increase in GDP. It was the fourth consecutive monthly increase, and the manufacturing sector was the […]

Little certainty about toxicity of BPA in food cans despite new report

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A new report on the presence of Bisphenol A (BPA) in food can linings focuses on the potentially harmful effects the chemical can have on people’s health, particularly on the […]

Ontario homebuilder first to offer power storage system as option

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Panasonic’s Residential Solar PV + Energy Storage Solution will be offered as an upgrade for purchasers of homes in a new community being built by LIV Communities. The Panasonic energy […]

Steel producers, clean tech, IT see reason to support the federal budget

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The organization that represents producers in one of Canada’s most beleaguered industries has said it welcomes steps taken in the federal budget. The Canadian Steel Producers Association (CSPA) said in […]

Advanced manufacturing initiatives to drive innovation, growth

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Canada’s manufacturing and exporting sector is the backbone of the Canadian economy, employing more Canadians than any other sector—more than 1.7 million—and generating sales of $610 billion in 2015, according […]

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