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British cheer awarding of train contract to Bombardier

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In what is being widely seen as a victory for domestic manufacturing, Bombardier Transportation UK, the British arm of Canada’s Bombardier Transportation, has been awarded a lucrative contract with the […]

Airbus Helicopters announces new production at Fort Erie plant

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There was good news for the Niagara region and for Ontario’s aerospace sector today as Airbus Helicopters Canada announced that it will add a new production line at its Fort […]

Keystone XL clears another hurdle but fight not over

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The US State Department reported that it has no major environmental objections to TransCanada Corp’s Keystone XL pipeline, which would carry crude oil from Alberta more than 1,600 kilometres into […]

Stratasys unveils first multi-resin colour 3D printer

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Stratasys, the US 3D printing equipment company that acquired the Israeli company Objet 3D Printers in 2012 has revealed what it calls the world’s first multi-resin 3D colour printer. The […]

No-cost energy-reduction plan offered to Ontario businesses

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Businesses in Ontario are being offered the opportunity to save energy by participating in a joint venture of an electrical energy conservation company and the Toronto Atmospheric Fund (TAF). Legend […]

Manufacturing sector continued to gain in November

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Though the news from the aerospace sector has not been good in January, with Bombardier announcing the layoff of 1,700 workers in Montreal earlier this week, and the unemployment numbers […]

TransCanada will use railroads if Keystone pipeline not approved

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TransCanada Corp. announced today that it has begun crude oil shipments between Cushing, Okla., and Nederland, Tex., on its Gulf Coast Project pipeline. The 36-inch OD, 783-kilometre pipeline has an […]

Bombardier delays delivery of CSeries jets

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The official announcement from Bombardier Aerospace puts the most positive possible spin on the news, but the reality is that delivery of the aerospace company’s CSeries aircraft will be delayed […]

Researchers claim breakthrough in artificial photosynthesis

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Researchers at the University of North Carolina (UNC) say they have made a breakthrough in the search for a way to capture the sun’s energy during the day for use […]

CFB Goose Bay awards $100 million service contract to Serco

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Serco Inc. will continue to provide site support services at the 5 Wing Canadian Forces Base in Goose Bay, Labrador. The company, which is the Americas division of the multinational […]

High-level support continues for Keystone XL

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What could be the most talked-about pipeline in history, the Keystone XL, is still being talked about, not built. But some of those talking about the 1,900-kilometre line are very […]

Ford reveals C-MAX Solar Energi Concept car

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Ford has unveiled its new solar-powered concept car, the C-MAX Solar Energi Concept, which it says has the potential to do what today’s plug-in hybrids do. Instead of plugging into […]

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