Fabrication
PLANT takes on Lamiera [PHOTOS + VIDEO]
Insights into value-added as a competitive edge and Lamiera show coverage
Manufacturing leads economic rebound: StatsCan
Factory shipments up by almost 2% after two months of decline.
PLANT takes on Museo Ferrari [PHOTO GALLERY]
A little eye candy from Ferrari in Maranello, Italy.
Flaherty’s “any job is a good job” won’t stand up in EI reforms
Human Resources minister Diane Finley confirms EI benefits not lost if available work is not accepted.
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Feds looking at EI recipients relocating to jobs
A new study from the Human Resources Department suggests Ottawa is looking at ways to get people receiving employment insurance to move to other regions with more jobs.
Enbridge reveals multi-billion dollar pipeline projects
Pipeline giant says it has support to build five new lines across the US and Canada.
Mulcair defends “Dutch Disease” diagnosis
Opposition slams NDP leader’s charge that resource exports are creating a decline in manufacturing.
CAE to source pilots with $314M Oxford acquisition
CAE is expanding it global flight training capabilities and entering the pilot outsourcing business by acquiring Oxford Aviation Academy and a subsidiary for $314 million.
Keep production in Japan to aid recovery: Toyota president
Toyota president Akio Toyoda took the helm at Japan's auto industry group with a promise to keep production and jobs at home to help along the country's recovery.
US, EU top Canadian trade choices: BMO survey
A BMO survey shows the US is still the most popular market by a wide margin for Canadian companies looking to expand internationally, with the EU ranked second.
WEB TIPS: Print advertising in an online world
With the rise of online marketing, is there any point in applying more traditional offline marketing, such as print advertising? Yes there is.
Supply Chain Canada: The ups and downs of global sourcing
While not without risks, China remains a viable choice for offshoring
New Brunswick bets on innovation
Premier David Alward warms to creation of fifth government innovation entity, despite significant opposition.
Carbon rule delays will lock in high emissions: research
Delays in regulating greenhouse gas emissions mean Canada is quickly locking in old-fashioned infrastructure that will fill the air with carbon for decades to come, new research shows.
Our products need to measure environmental footprint: report
A new report says the world is moving to a new business standard for being green, but Canada is not moving along with it.
Olymel employees to be relocated after plant fire
180 workers will be offered the chance to work at one of five other facilities owned by the meat processor.
Flaherty: no job is a bad job
Harper’s conservatives are about to get much tougher on Canadians who refuse jobs.
Canadians confident in job security, but less satisfied
Report says Canada’s workforce believes employers using economy to deny promotions and more money.
Cameco to pay $136M, assume debt to acquire Nukem
Cameco Corp. is diversifying its source of uranium with a deal to buy Nukem Energy, a German company that trades nuclear fuel products and services, for roughly US$136 million in cash plus debt.
$50M pasta plant in Regina on a back burner
Plans to build a $50-million pasta-processing plant in Regina have been put on the back burner.
Nova Scotia wants 10% tidal power
Nova Scotia has set a target to replace 10% of the province's current power supply with tidal energy over the next decade to reduce fossil fuel consumption.
Partners in Prevention 2012: Taking precautions
Ensuring worker safety through preventative measures, best-practices and oversight
GM’s Opel chief shuffles struggling auto-maker
The European car-maker will ramp up export markets and streamline manufacturing operations in Germany.
Bombardier introduces new Learjet business aircraft
Montreal-based aerospace manufacturer says the planes have more powerful engines and reduce fuel consumption.