Supply Chain
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Negotiations continued through the night in effort to avoid B.C. port lockout
The 6,500 members could find themselves locked out Thursday morning at B.C. port operations
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Industrial companies making gains in IoT usage, study
The benefits are huge, but the disruption is not to be underestimated
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Union says lockout notice for B.C. port workers ‘reckless’ and ‘irresponsible’
Terminals can no longer operate efficiently and safely so there’s no choice, says employers association chair
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World’s top steelmaker to cut output further in Europe
Weak demand and high imports signal troubles for steel producers in the wider industry
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Automaker advances automotive electronics through association membership
Audi’s association membership will support advances in automotive electronics innovation through collaborations with semiconductor industry members
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Ontario to end Beer Store deal; would pave the way for beer in corner stores
To do so, Premier Ford has to break an agreement signed with Beer Store co-owners Molson, Labatt and Sleeman
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Food and Beverage Ontario proposes changes to industrial electricity rates
FBO is asking Ontario to make electricity bills simpler, lower and predictable
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China has more weapons in U.S. tariff war but do they work?
As the main global supplier of rare earths, China’s sway could extend much further into the U.S. technology sector
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Feds offer $15.8B in new ships to Vancouver, Halifax while opening door to Davie
Seaspan and Irving were selected as the two shipyards responsible for building new vessels for the navy and coast guard
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U.K., Japan mobile operators suspend Huawei 5G phone launches
It’s a temporary measure, but the companies said they are holding off amid uncertainty about devices from the world’s No. 2 smartphone maker
