Aerospace
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Across the political spectrum, Americans really like trading with Canada
A new report shows an overwhelmingly positive view of the commercial relationship with Canada, and that the opinion is a rare matter of partisan consensus
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries investing $36M to expand Mississauga, Ont. plant
The upgrades at the aerospace components plant will support a pair of Bombardier business jet programs and bring work currently done in Japan to Ontario
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Tax reforms could be ‘devastating’ for small manufacturers, CME says
As blowback against the federal tax changes continues, the manufacturing and exporting association says the reforms pursue “too-narrow” a definition of tax fairness
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Quebec aerospace firm Heroux-Devtek to buy Spain’s CESA for $205M
The deal will greatly expand the company’s relationship with European plane maker Airbus and help it push beyond its core landing gear business
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Biggest ever failure of a U.K. airline strands 110,000 travellers
Monarch Airlines, owned by Greybull Capital LLP, collapsed Oct. 2, leaving customers scattered throughout Europe, Turkey and the Middle East
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Bombardier’s bad week ends with expectation of more tariffs and a WTO probe into CSeries
Embattled Bombardier announced a big plane deal, but says it’s prepared for another “absurd” anti-dumping tariff while the WTO launched a panel to review Brazil’s complaints of CSeries subsidies
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Canada’s economy pauses in July, post no growth from June, StatsCan says
July is the first month of 2017 when the Canadian economy has showed no movement. Declines in goods-producing industries offset small gains in service industries
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Museum teaches people to drive iconic Ford Model T
From a The 92-year-old who drove Model Ts as a teenager to a 12-year-old, whose father is a designer with General Motors, more than 500 people have signed up to take the vintage ride for spin
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Two-speed core drill offers efficient way to drill, tap and twist
The new JMU tools top the class with their compact design and versatility
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Canadian Space Agency, partners developing plans for lunar space station
The small lunar outpost would serve as a staging point for trips to the moon’s surface, and eventually Mars and beyond