
Canadian Manufacturing Technology: Electric Vehicles
The advancement of manufacturing technologies is impacting not only the industrial sector, but also the general population.
The advancement of manufacturing technologies is impacting not only the industrial sector, but also the general population.
As Canada’s nuclear industry enters an exciting new period of enormous growth and expansion, Kinectrics Inc., a leading nuclear lifecycle services company, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Ontario Tech University.
Advanced manufacturing is quickly becoming a staple in Canada’s industrial sector.
The Ontario government has concluded a successful trade mission to Boston to promote the province’s growing life sciences sector and explore new opportunities for investment and job creation.
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.