Fabrication Events
Manufacturers optimistic about 2013
Download the Business Outlook 2013 results and the roundtable discussion
A new era for natural gas
Technical advances in natural gas extraction and new discoveries of deposits are poised to radically alter the fuel’s production, processing and delivery in North America.
Maximize your assets’ value
Experts from academia, science and plant professionals from around the world who attended the 2009 International Maintenance Excellence Conference (IMEC) shared some valuable strategic insights.
Events
One-stop shopping for western Canadian manufacturers at WMTS
Bi-annual show in Edmonton featured more than 75 new industrial products and services
Canada, EU share best practices for a sustainable future
Event coincided with negotiations between two sides on new free-trade agreement
SME to co-host 3-in-1 manufacturing event in Montreal in April
Two-day event will feature conference sessions, presentations addressing challenges facing firms
Ontario municipality takes up fight for area manufacturers
Durham region launches networking series aimed at improving local sector
PLANT Manufacturing Events 2013
Conferences, seminars, trade shows, training sessions and more for Canadian manufacturers.
Medical manufacturing show growing with the industry it serves
MMI a small show packed with big potential, opportunities
U of T to host symposium on how to revitalize Ontario’s manufacturing sector
Experts will be on hand to assess state of sector in the province, discuss issues moving forward
Supply Chain Canada: The ups and downs of global sourcing
While not without risks, China remains a viable choice for offshoring
$1T business bonanza in India
Canadian manufacturers take note: India plans to invest more than US$1 trillion over the next five years to meet infrastructure demands and more than half of that money will be coming from the private sector.
National conference focuses on skill trades
Join the conversation on building skilled talent across Canada by participating in the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum’s national conference in Regina June 3 to 5.
Sparks are flying at Fabtech
Reports and photos from the Fabtech show in Chicago, where vendors demonstrating new welding, fabricating, stamping and finishing equipment.
FABTECH Canada coming in 2012
TORONTO: Canada is getting its own fabricating show. The Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME), Fabricators & Manufacturers Association Intl. (FMA) and the American Welding Society (AWS) will be launching FABTECH Canada March 20-22 at the Toronto Congress Centre. The event will showcase the latest fabrication technologies, tools and trends used in industries ranging from automotive ...
Kevin O’Leary to headline CMTS
A dragon will descend on the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show 2011 (Oct. 17 to 20) in October and will add some heat to the world of manufacturing.
Investing in technology?
Today, the page is turning. Manufacturers are more confident about their prospects, and this optimism is reflected in the growth this year of the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show 2011 (CMTS).
Future outlook positive at CMTDA cruise
“we’re seeing a major increase in orders since January...we’re way of per-recession times. We’ve turned the corner, no question"
Time to invest?
Manufacturers in Quebec and Alberta who are ready to spend investment money on improving their productivity can check out new technologies, systems, equipment, machinery and more at two regional shows presented by SME.
Is your plant world class?
Maintenance professionals, practitioners, scientists and speakers from around the world gather in Toronto each year for an exchange of ideas and to report on research and effective maintenance practices.
Oil sands looking for clean tech solutions
There are plenty of lucrative opportunities for Ontario manufacturers to supply clean tech and environmental expertise to Alberta's oil sands companies.
Plug into the oil sands’ multi-billion dollar supply chain
There’s money to be made from Alberta’s oil sands and not just by energy developers. There are opportunities for Canadian manufacturers to be part of a multi-billion dollar supply chain that is in need of products and services from a range of industries.