
Manufacturing Automation Growing in Canada
Canada has positioned itself as a global leader in the manufacturing automation space. Learn more about how the country has invested in this industry.
Canada has positioned itself as a global leader in the manufacturing automation space. Learn more about how the country has invested in this industry.
The Ontario government is supporting more than $14 million in new investments by two Southwestern Ontario companies, EDGE Automation and Takumi Stamping Canada Inc., to boost local manufacturing and create 78 new good-paying jobs in London and St. Thomas.
The Conference Board of Canada is predicting a bright future for the economy of the Windsor region.
The Ontario government is establishing a Hydrogen Innovation Fund that will invest $15 million over the next three years to kickstart and develop opportunities for hydrogen to be integrated into Ontario’s clean electricity system, including hydrogen electricity storage.
Aiming to up the ranks of women in welding trades, the CWB Welding Foundation is launching a multi-week pre-employment welding course for about 180 women across Canada.
Manufacturing machinery in Canada is rapidly advancing as the industry continues to embrace and implement new technologies.
As the manufacturing industry advances in Ontario, attending industry events in Toronto is essential to keep up with new technologies.
The Ontario government is working for workers by investing an additional $90 million in the Skills Development Fund (SDF) to support innovative training projects that upskill workers and jobseekers, preparing them for meaningful careers in their communities.