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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. […]

Continued strength in manufacturing in November: RBC

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Strong increases in new orders and output volumes in November kept Canada’s manufacturers humming, while export sales were at their strongest in more than a year. This is the finding […]

Graphene discovery could revolutionize fuel cell function

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A team of British researchers led by Nobel prize winner Sir Andre Geim has published new findings about graphene that could have revolutionary effects on fuel cell technology. Geim was […]

Corporate profits up 8.8 per cent over last year: Statistics Canada

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Auto industry posts highest revenues in seven years Canada’s corporate profits continued to rise in the third quarter of the year, Statistics Canada reports, rising 3.7 per cent from the […]

New GO buses will be assembled in GTA

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GO Transit will be receiving 253 new low-floor, high-capacity double-deck buses from Scottish bus maker Alexander Dennis Limited (ADL). Under the terms of the agreement between Metrolinx and ADL, a […]

Youth trainee program seeks to address skilled labour shortage

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An industry-led initiative to recruit and train young workers for jobs in aerospace and other industries is beginning to show results. The Ontario Manufacturing Learning Consortium (OMLC) was established earlier […]

Exports, especially oil, driving Canada’s growth: EDC

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Export Development Canada (EDC) says that while Canada did better than most of the world’s developed economies throughout the recession thanks to its “relative internal strength,” we have now got […]

CAE announces new flight simulator sales, higher profits

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Montreal’s CAE, a world leader in flight simulation technology, announced today that is has won contracts for nine full-flight simulators (FFSs) and other training devices and update services. The customers […]

Researchers studied successful manufacturers for lessons for the future

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Researchers at the Lawrence National Centre for Policy and Management at the University of Western Ontario have published a report on the future of Canadian manufacturing. The report is an […]

Wind projects going ahead in Quebec, public not necessarily on board

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A number of new wind farm projects are going ahead in Quebec, and the provincial government there is working with the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) to develop a new […]

Jobless rate down, balance of trade up as economy shows strength

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Once again, the economists got it wrong. A Bloomberg News survey of twenty-five economists had produced a forecast for 5,000 Canadian jobs lost in October. Instead, 43,100 jobs were created, […]

Honda expansion a win for Ontario’s auto sector

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With a conditional grant of up to $85.7 million from the government of Ontario, Honda Canada is set to invest $857 million in its Alliston plant to make it the […]

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