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First Electric Car Day held at Queen’s Park

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A group that advocates for the adoption of electric vehicles in Canada staged its first Electric Vehicle Day today at Queen’s Park in Toronto. A range of electric vehicles cars […]

Robots, 3D printing to revolutionize building industry unchanged for 5000 years

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An outspoken and controversial architect from Austria says that robotic construction and 3D printing are the future of architecture, whether we like it or not, and architects who fail to […]

Industry mostly positive about government’s infrastructure spending plans

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Various business and industry groups have come forward to offer congratulations and statements of good intentions to the new Liberal government. At least one group, Canada’s largest private sector union, […]

Short list announced for Green Car of the Year

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The 2015 Green Car of the Year was the all-electric BMW i3, taking the award given by Green Journal and voted on by auto journalists and environmental advocates and given […]

Cars new and used dominate Canada’s exports

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Though Statistics Canada reports that manufacturing sales were down slightly in August, with a 0.2 per cent dip from the previous month, Scotiabank points out that that outcome was better […]

Final testing of Bombardier’s C Series to begin

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Bombardier said today that its new CS100 aircraft is in the final stages of certification, having successfully completed over 90 per cent of the certification program. It is now in […]

Public support for refurbishing nuclear at all-time high: survey

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The pending closure of a nuclear power plant in Massachusetts is perhaps a reminder of what can happen when these facilities become too expensive to operate. The Pilgrim Nuclear Power […]

First new Canadian refinery in 30 years now on track for 2017

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Despite soaring costs, the first new oil refinery in Alberta in more than thirty years is a good and necessary investment, says the CEO of North West Upgrading Inc. which […]

Strong auto exports highlight industry’s importance, vulnerability to TPP

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No doubt it is mere coincidence that the day after the giant Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal was signed in Atlanta, a far-reaching trade deal that many fear will further gut […]

Renewables poised for big growth in short term: IEA

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Renewable energy stands poised to lead the world in new electricity supply, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). In 2014, renewable power generation expanded at its fastest rate to […]

Magna to acquire British auto body firm Stadco

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Magna International continues to implement a policy of strategic acquisitions with the announcement that it will acquire British supplier Stadco Automotive Ltd. In a statement, Magna said that Stadco has […]

Manufacturing sector faced difficult conditions in September: survey

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The RBC PMI monthly survey of Canada’s manufacturers shows that business conditions deteriorated in September to their lowest level in five years. Output, new business and employment levels all fell, […]

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