The Sustainable Engineer: How Lifecycle Analysis is Reshaping Design from the CAD Screen Up
The Sustainable Engineer: How Lifecycle Analysis is Reshaping Design from the CAD Screen Up
The Indestructible Airframe: How Digital Twins are Forging a Safer, Smarter Aerospace Future
The Indestructible Airframe: How Digital Twins are Forging a Safer, Smarter Aerospace Future
How Digital Twins are Unlocking Billions in the Oil & Gas Value Chain
How Digital Twins are Unlocking Billions in the Oil & Gas Value Chain
Bioinspired and Adaptive Architecture: How Biomimicry and Adaptive Systems Are Transforming Sustainable Design
Bioinspired and Adaptive Architecture: How Biomimicry and Adaptive Systems Are Transforming Sustainable Design
Engineering the Future of Water: Advanced Harvesting and Purification Technologies for Climate Resilience
Engineering the Future of Water: Advanced Harvesting and Purification Technologies for Climate Resilience

Critical labour shortage hurting meat industry; immigration policy blamed

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The Canadian Meat Council (CMC) says it is experiencing a “severe and chronic shortage” of butchers and meat cutters, with at least 1,000 workers urgently needed to fill positions that […]

Outlook good for Ontario manufacturers despite dip in PMI

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Output and new orders continued to rise for Canada’s manufacturers in December, though at a slightly weaker rate than in previous months. Companies hired workers and increased buying activity to […]

Chrysler expanding Windsor assembly plant for “future vehicle”

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The president of Unifor local 444 in Windsor called it a great Christmas gift, though it wasn’t announced until Boxing Day, and there were few details. What is known is […]

Strong manufacturing output lifts GDP in October

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Broad-based growth in several major sectors of the economy lifted Canada’s GDP by 0.3 per cent in October, Statistics Canada reports. The growth was more robust than economists had expected, […]

World’s biggest gold-copper mine wins government approval in BC

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A large mining project proposed for British Columbia has received approval to move forward from the minister of the environment after a lengthy environmental assessment. The minister, Leona Aglukkaq, announced […]

Nissan sales surpass 100,000 for first time in Canada

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Nissan Canada said today that for the first time it has sold more than 100,000 vehicles in a single calendar year. Last year the car maker sold 82,604 units, a […]

Australian researchers claim new efficiency record for solar cells

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It’s appropriate that a potential breakthrough in solar energy should come from Australia. The country has one of the highest adoption rates for solar panels and solar water heaters in […]

Toronto researchers reveal spray-on photovoltaics

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The ability to harvest solar power without having to install bulky and less-than-attractive arrays of solar panels on the roof could be closer to reality than was thought. Since sunlight […]

Windsor auto industry growing, needs skilled workers: report

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A new report from Workforce WindsorEssex gives a much more optimistic assessment of the auto industry in Windsor than is often seen in the media. The study says that the […]

Pratt & Whitney Canada to invest $1 billion in engine development

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Pratt & Whitney Canada will invest $1 billion in research and development over the next four and a half years, $300 million of that in the form of repayable loans […]

Petronas defers final investment decision on BC LNG project

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Just two days ago the premier of British Columbia was optimistic about a major Petronas liquefied natural gas plant proposed for that province. The Malaysian state energy giant has been […]

Construction giant to revolutionize industry with 3D concrete printing

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Companies and academic researchers have been working for several years now to produce a viable form of 3D printing that can be used to build structures in the construction industry. […]

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