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Infrastructure Ontario seeks proposals for Highway 427 expansion

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The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) and Infrastructure Ontario have issued a request for qualifications (RFQ) for the design, construction and maintenance of the Highway 427 expansion project. The project entails […]

IKEA to add EV charging stations at Canadian stores

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Charging an electric car battery will become a little more convenient for the 12,000 or so EV drivers in Canada when IKEA adds a dozen new EV charging stations this […]

Irving Shipbuilding looking to lure workers back east from Alberta

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Canada’s national shipbuilding procurement strategy, announced more than five years ago, with a price tag of $40 billion, will see the building of up to fifteen new combat ships and […]

Trade deficit increased in May on weaker exports

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Canada’s trade deficit with the world grew in May, from $3 billion in April to $3.3 billion in May, according to Statistics Canada. The growing deficit was the result of […]

Bombardier to build more commuter trains for London transit

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Bombardier Transportation, the rail division of the aerospace company, will build and maintain 180 new vehicles for Transport for London, the government body responsible for London’s public transport system. The […]

Slight upturn in Canada’s manufacturing in June

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For the first time in five months, Canada’s manufacturing sector showed signs of a “modest recovery” in June. Production volumes, new business intakes and employment numbers all picked up, according […]

Luxury car sales at record levels in Canada

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Despite falling sales in Russian and Brazil, which pushed global car sales lower in May, sales of luxury vehicles around the globe are up. In Canada, car sales set a […]

Demand for 100K engineers over next ten years in Canada

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A report on the labour market for fourteen engineering occupations in Canada says that about 100,000 new engineers will be needed in the next ten years to replace those who […]

Ford introduces 180-degree camera in new Galaxy, S-MAX

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The marketing people are calling it the “car that can see around corners,” and the new split-view camera technology unveiled by Ford for the European market can actually let a […]

Ontario Tire Stewardship offering $50,000 for recycle projects

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The organization that was set up by the Ontario government in 2009 to implement the province’s Used Tires Program is offering $50,000 to community groups and non-profits to help them […]

SNC-Lavalin to build $4.2 billion Champlain Bridge in Montreal

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Engineering giant SNC-Lavalin Group will head a consortium to replace the Champlain Bridge across the Saint Lawrence River in Montreal. The federal government’s infrastructure minister, Denis Label, said the cost […]

Bombardier CSeries finally flies the skies of Paris

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The Paris Air Show is one of the premier aviation events in the world, but the CEO of Bombardier said in the Financial Post last week, “It’s just an event.” […]

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