Features
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GM’s Oshawa vehicle-assembly line hits the brakes
As the Oshawa vehicle-assembly line terminates production this year, the automaker rolls out its auto parts plan for the facility
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Wait, so what’s happening in the manufacturing sector?
What manufacturers should do to get the house in order in 2020
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Q&A: Does a manufacturing slump threaten the U.S. economy?
You wonder: Can the U.S. economy weather the trade threats? Could the manufacturing slump affect the presidential race? A few answers…
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Love it or hate it, Tesla’s Cybertruck is revolutionary
As of 2018, more than five million EVs were sold around the world. But Canada lags with EVs representing 1.2% of sales in 2018
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One-third of Canadian companies that offer bonuses plan to increase them, survey
In a separate survey of workers, 27% said they expect a bonus this year
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Waste less: 7 ideas for creating less waste while we celebrate the season
There are lots of small changes we can make at home to make a difference
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Quebec is wrong to raise its legal cannabis age to 21
Quebec’s age limit for consumption will be the highest in the country
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Tech hubs in smaller cities gaining traction as companies hunt for labour
Toronto remains the top tech city, but companies are looking to further afield as mid-sized and small tech talent markets grow
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Two trends the PT/MC industry can’t ignore
Digital purchasing power and talent acquisition dominate conversations at PTDA 2019 Industry Summit
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Predictive maintenance: Who does it best?
Power utilities deal with the crucial task of monitoring and maintaining their assets with increased efficiency and reliability levels. Which service provider does it well?
