Transportation
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CP awards 2018-2019 Elevator of the Year to G3 Pasqua
The award goes to the grain elevator that achieves high volumes from a single loading point while demonstrating efficient railcar loading
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U.S. manufacturers, retailers less optimistic, survey says
Manufacturers have become significantly more conservative about investing in their companies
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Bombardier provides more than 1,000 paid internships for the 2019-2020 academic year
The company expects to invest approximately $17 million (CAD) to fund its 2019-2020 internship program
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Walkout: GM contract dispute sees more than 49,000 workers cross picket line
The shut down affects 33 manufacturing plants in nine U.S. states, as well as 22 parts distribution warehouses
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Digitalization of railways drives adoption of connected trains and fleet telematics
On-board connectivity and access to online services is set to improve passenger rail traffic and optimize freight management
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Pink auto insurance card goes digital for Ontario drivers
Being able to display the information on a phone can save drivers from rummaging through their glove compartments
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Auto sales climb 0.6 per cent in August for first rise in 17 months
August sales were positive, but the overall market is still down 4.1% so far this year. Chances are Canada could see a second year of declines in new vehicle sales
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Sweden’s Saab undecided on whether to bid on Canada’s fighter jet contract
All bidders are required to explain by Sept. 20 how their planes will integrate with the top-secret Canada-U.S. intelligence network known as “Two Eyes”
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Evacuation ordered as derailed train leaks octane near Lethbridge, Alta.
A statement from the provincial government says the rail cars were leaking octane in Barons, Alta.
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BRP CEO brushes off concerns over global economy, citing consumer confidence
The maker of Ski-Doo snowmobiles and Sea-Doo watercraft says the U.S.-China tariff dispute is having minimal impact
