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Canada-United States border to be closed for another 30 days

The border was originally closed on March 21 because of the COVID-19 pandemic » read more

Tech sector pivots to help with companies, health care sector deal with COVID-19

Some firms are tackling the immediate need for health-care communication systems or life-saving devices; others are bringing efficiencies to the world of e-commerce » read more

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MANUFACTURING IN FOCUS

CAE recalls laid-off employees, signs contract with feds for ventilators

Ventilator design and testing is being finalized following the signature of a contract with the federal government for 10,000 units » Read more

Sleep Country commits $1.5M in product donations to support communities amid COVID-19

Giving initiative to provide mattresses, beds and sleep essentials to vulnerable communities and frontline medical workers » Read more

Canadian startup launches in Tokyo to provide contactless pickup services for restaurants

ClickDishes is currently expanding the number of restaurant locations in Tokyo » Read more

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NEWS

Certain regions eye re-opening of economy as cautious approach urged

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Lack of deal sets stage for House of Commons to re-open April 20 amid COVID-19

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RCMP officer among 17 confirmed dead in Nova Scotia killing spree

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Feds increase scrutiny of foreign takeovers to protect firms hit by pandemic

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Lockdown tensions grow as Americans, others seek to resume work or play

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Liberals pledge financial aid to sectors of economy hit hard by COVID-19

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Wholesale sales up 0.7% in Feb. despite rail blockades and COVID-19

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Europe car sales tank 55% in March on coronavirus lockdowns

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Grasshopper Energy donates $50K to The Mississauga Food Bank

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MANUFACTURING IN-DEPTH

Restarting the coronavirus economy: 4 possible steps

Not allowing companies to promptly reopen will lead to a deep recession and is already fuelling societal unrest » read more

Farmers enjoy new popularity but worry 'buy local' trend could be fickle

Some East Coast market farmers remain cautious any revival of local production will be sustained. » read more

Plants operating 24/7 to meet demand for food amid COVID-19

At Campbell Soup Co., there were more orders during one week in March than are typically seen in the entire month » read more

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Oilpatch bailout focuses on abandoned wells cleanup, reduced emissions

Government plans to spend $1.7 billion in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. » read more

Wood chips to make pulp for toilet paper in short supply

Sector is supplying pulp for sanitary wipes, paper towels, protective masks and hospital gowns. » read more