Procurement
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Ottawa awards design contract for $60B warship fleet to Lockheed Martin
Royal Canadian Navy’s 15 new warships will be built by Irving’s Halifax Shipyard
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Opposition parties push for emergency meeting on SNC-Lavalin case [UPDATED]
The Globe and Mail alleged that PMO aides relied on Wilson-Raybould to spur a “remediation agreement” with SNC-Lavalin
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Air Force aiming to have armed drones in the air in next six years: commander
The Trudeau government officially approved the purchase of a fleet of armed UAVs through its defence policy
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Metrolinx to slap Bombardier with financial penalties over late LRT car delivery
The Montreal-based company was supposed to supply the first six of 76 cars to a Metrolinx facility by Feb. 1
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Tough economic times are coming
SYSPRO webinar covers how smart manufacturers will weather the coming storm
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Bombardier resumes rail car deliveries to New York City after problems
The train maker says it has now delivered more than half of the 300 of the cars
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Caterpillar stumbles; China’s slowing growth begins to show
Caterpillar said it would raise prices this year on engines and machines to counter rising costs. About 10 per cent of its sales originate in China
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NYC transit chief slams Bombardier, halts rail car deliveries over problems
The former chief executive at the TTC faces issues around train deliveries from Bombardier Inc.
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Ottawa strikes $40M research deal on 5G technology with Huawei rival Nokia
Industry Minister Navdeep Bains is finalizing the deal with Nokia today
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Asian centric household goods brands set sights on expansion across Canada
Rapid growth in the Canadian market is being fuelled by its diverse population and the demand for innovations and discounts, say experts
