Autonomous Everything: How Self-Piloting Ships, Drones & Military Systems Are Reshaping Industries
Autonomous Everything: How Self-Piloting Ships, Drones & Military Systems Are Reshaping Industries
Electric Propulsion Systems: The Future of Eco-Friendly Spaceflight
Electric Propulsion Systems: The Future of Eco-Friendly Spaceflight
AUVs and the Future of Offshore Oil Drilling with Robotics and Remote Operations
AUVs and the Future of Offshore Oil Drilling with Robotics and Remote Operations
Are Magnetic Fusion Plasma Engines the best option for deep space travel — including interstellar?
Are Magnetic Fusion Plasma Engines the best option for deep space travel — including interstellar?
Swimming Autonomous Micro-Robot Mimics Bacteria to Analyze and Differentiate Human Cells
Swimming Autonomous Micro-Robot Mimics Bacteria to Analyze and Differentiate Human Cells

Bombardier to build MRO facility in China

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To service its growing Chinese market for business aircraft, Bombardier Aerospace announced that it would build and operate a new MRO facility in the Chinese city of Tianjin. The airplane […]

Giant wind-solar development announces SMA Canada for O&M

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SMA Canada is to supply solar inverters as well as operations and maintenance (O&M) for a utility-scale solar power development just getting underway in Southwestern Ontario. The Grand Renewable Energy […]

Joint venture to develop infrastructure for LNG as vehicle fuel

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The liquefied natural gas industry is still in its infancy in Canada, but in the latest development in that industry, two companies, one Chinese the other Canadian, have reached a […]

Manufacturing gains in September driven by auto and food industries

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Canada’s manufacturers saw widespread sales gains in September, the fourth increase in five months. Sales rose in eleven of the twenty-one industries tracked, reaching their highest level since June of […]

IKEA buys Alberta wind farm

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IKEA continues to solidify its position as one of the prime players in the renewable energy sector with the purchase of a 46-megawatt wind farm in Alberta. The purchase of […]

Japanese claim breakthrough in hydrogen storage technology

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Researchers in Japan say they have formulated a new metal hydride compound using aluminum. They are touting its light weight, absence of toxicity and absence of volatile gases among its […]

Agreement between western provinces smooths way for pipelines

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The two western provinces of B.C. and Alberta are closer to finalizing terms on pipeline development after the two premiers, Christy Clark of B.C. and Alison Redford of Alberta, reached […]

Global construction industry optimistic about future

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Optimism prevails in the global construction industry, which finds itself in better shape today than it was four or five years ago, when the world entered a period of economic […]

Ontario’s food industry poised for growth

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Ontario’s food processing industry intends to double its contribution to the province’s economy in the next seven years, adding 60,000 more jobs and increasing revenues to $70 billion. The Alliance […]

Number of reported pipeline spills in Canada doubled over ten years

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The number of pipeline spills in Canada has doubled over the past decade. A CBC report on the embattled pipeline industry found that total safety-related incidents, including fires and spills, […]

Pratt & Whitney Canada to invest $275 million in Quebec plant

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Pratt & Whitney Canada announced that it will invest $275 million over five years in its facilities in the Montreal area of Longueuil. The “heart” of the investment will be […]

Handheld device detects bacteria on food in real time

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A new handheld surface-scanning biosensing device could eventually revolutionize bacteria detection in the food industry. Researchers at Auburn University in Atlanta, Georgia, have developed a low-cost contaminant-reading device that can […]

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