Toronto’s financial services sector continues to grow and increase in importance to both the local and the Canadian economy. A new report from the Conference Board of Canada on the […]
After announcing that Welland, Ontario would be the site of a new multi-modal “Brilliant Factory,” GE Canada broke ground for the facility last Friday (August 26). The factory will manufacture
GE investment in Welland “Brilliant Factory” to bring 220 jobs Read More »
Canada’s natural gas producers want to see liquefied natural gas (LNG) replace diesel and other fuels in serving the energy needs of remote northern communities. Canada should expand the delivery
Gas producers argue for use of LNG to power northern communities Read More »
The perennial subject of infrastructure in Canada, featuring now in the election campaign, has reached a point of broad consensus, according to a new report from the Residential and Civil
Infrastructure investment must be smart, forward-thinking: report Read More »
Bombardier Transportation, the rail division of the aerospace company, will build and maintain 180 new vehicles for Transport for London, the government body responsible for London’s public transport system. The
Bombardier to build more commuter trains for London transit Read More »
Canada’s economy could lose as many as 185,000 jobs in 2015 as a consequence of reduced spending in the oil and gas industry. A new report from the Petroleum Labour
Major job losses predicted on oil spending slump Read More »
The solar power industry has grappled with an overriding problem for decades: efficiency. The potential of photovoltaic cells to provide energy is enormous, but so far finding efficient and scalable
Scientists create liquid fuel from solar energy Read More »
Ontario’s building industry has been quick to offer congratulations to Kathleen Wynne on her election victory last week, taking the opportunity to remind the premier of some of the builders’
Construction industry pleased with majority government in Ontario Read More »
