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Microfactories and Localized Manufacturing: Transforming Industrial Production in 2025
Microfactories and Localized Manufacturing: Transforming Industrial Production in 2025
Next-Generation Energy Storage Solutions: Engineering and Design Perspectives for 2025
Next-Generation Energy Storage Solutions: Engineering and Design Perspectives for 2025
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Sustainable Materials and Circular Design: Industry Overview 2025

Conditional approval for Northern Gateway pipeline

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With the recommendation of the National Energy Board Joint Review Panel now in its favour, Enbridge expects to receive government approval for its controversial Northern Gateway pipeline by July. The […]

Siemens awarded largest ever contract for onshore wind turbines

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The largest ever single order for onshore wind power has gone to Siemens AG. MidAmerican Energy Holdings of Iowa, owned by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Holdings, has ordered 448 wind turbines […]

Pembina set for biggest expansion in its history

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Pembina Pipeline Corporation of Calgary will proceed with construction of approximately $2 billion in pipeline expansions following the conclusion of  binding commercial agreements for transporting oil and gas with thirty […]

Wasted mechanical energy could solve world’s energy needs

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A professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Zhong Lin Wang, says that he has invented a new form of energy technology that will change the world we live in […]

Government investment, weakening dollar, stronger US economy could spell relief for Canada’s manufacturers

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A couple of announcements from the federal government in the last few days could mean good news for Southern Ontario’s manufacturing sector. Last Friday, the government announced that it was […]

CSeries on track for 300 orders: Bombardier

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A deal signed with Iraqi Airways to purchase five CS300 mainline jetliners puts Bombardier Aerospace well on the way to meeting its target of 300 orders by next year’s launch, […]

Car sales set records in November

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Car sales in Canada and the United States continued strong in November. Ford Canada sold more vehicles than all other automakers in Canada, helped in part by strong sales of […]

Quebec aerospace industry focused on US growth

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Canada’s Industry Minister, James Moore, has announced new measures to support the Aerospace industry. He made the announcement at the Aerospace Innovation Forum in Montreal, saying that the measures, which […]

Economy shows strength in third quarter

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Most of Canada’s important industrial sectors increased their production in the third quarter. resulting in an annual growth in GDP of 2.7 per cent, Statistics Canada reports. This is virtually […]

Infrastructure in focus at Queen’s Park as new legislation tabled

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Infrastructure is one of those things people don’t think about much until something goes wrong. And there is plenty wrong with the state of infrastructure in Toronto, despite the province’s […]

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 […]

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