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Auto manufacturers diversify to remain competitive

June 30, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Canada must reclaim innovative status

June 23, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Managing your cash flow

June 17, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Automakers divided on future fuel technology

June 09, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

OCE drives innovation with local talent

June 02, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Discovery 09: OCE Mind to Market Award

May 27, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

New technique positions auto supplier for recovery

May 27, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Green Marine adds evaluation issues

May 22, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Auto sector profitable by 2012: Conference Board

Canadian automakers will face challenging years ahead

May 22, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky

What’s your stimulus strategy?

Discover what options are available for your business and where to find them

May 20, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Sensor mirror alerts forklift drivers

Plant Canada's Industry Newspaper, April 2009

Material handling safety is an ongoing issue for many manufacturers, with forklifts and other lifting devices continuing to be a significant cause of worker injury.

April 21, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Tough economic conditions lead to injury

Plant Canada's Industry Newspaper

As production cutbacks, excess inventories and increasingly unstable supply chains aren’t worrying enough, plant managers can add the increased potential for physical and psychosocial worker injury to their list of recession woes.

April 21, 2009   |   Corinne Lynds, Senior Editor

CATT to develope aerospace innovations

March/April 2009, Plant West

A partnership between a Winnipeg college and a leading aerospace engine repair company will bring technological firsts to Canadian industry and maintain Manitoba's competitive edge in the booming aerospace industry.

April 21, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Alberta bites back in beetle war

March/April 2009, Plant West

If a beetle-killed tree falls in a mountain pine forest, does it make a sound? It sure does if you're part of the $80-billion forest industry. Over the past decade, the indigenous rice-sized pest that infests lodgepole pine trees has pillaged millions of hectares of forest in BC and has no hitched a ride over the Rockies into Alberta.

April 21, 2009   |   Noelle Stapinsky, Features Editor

Oil sands developers want some eco-respect

March/April 2009, Plant West

The Alberta oil sands don’t incite a lot of favour among environmentalists. They see the development of this considerable resource as a major emitter of greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants, it’s messing up the land with the digging and toxic tailings ponds, and it’s using way too much water.

April 21, 2009   |   Joe Terret, Editor
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