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The paper invites Canadians to join an important national conversation that will inform the development of Canada's first Clean Electricity Strategy to be released in 2024.
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This investment is expected to create or maintain over 800 jobs annually across various industries in the Canadian economy during the work period.
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REP is a three-year initiative that will help to address labour shortages and reduce the administrative burden for repeat employers participating in the program who demonstrate a history of complying with program requirements.
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Over the next two to three years, General Fusion will work closely with the UK Atomic Energy Authority to validate the data gathered from LM26.
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Coors Original is looking for businesses that are founded in Canada and have the potential to make a lasting impact on their communities.
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The plant in Southern Quebec will be completed in H2 2024, sequester up to 1,000 tons of CO2 annually, and validate the end-to-end carbon removal solution ahead of a commercial rollout across Canada.
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For manufacturers, the introduction of AI will reshape the source of value creation, the formation of new business models and the delivery of value-added services such as mass customization and predictive maintenance.
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The biotech start-up has heavy implications for the Canadian manufacturing industry, where many carmakers have begun buying mining rights in various regions to secure supplies of lithium in the EV race.
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The 2023 federal government budget proposed $15.3 million to create a publicly accessible online portal where Canadians can access information about their exposure to floods.
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Asenei will be responsible for leading, continuing to develop and improving Ontic’s global revenue management processes.
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Plant spoke with Ian T. Howcroft, CEO, at Skills Ontario about what the association does, and what it sees as in-demand skills and why training is important.
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