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The company estimated it will generate up to 40,000 net tons per annum of scrap steel that will be recycled into Stelco's steelmaking operations.
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Public Health Ontario reported 16,714 COVID-19 cases on Jan. 2. after a record-breaking 18,445 reported the day before.
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The bulk of the province's stores were closed on Jan. 2, following through on an announcement made by Premier Francois Legault on Dec. 30.
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FIBBR Quantum is compatible with all the requirements of HDMI 2.1. The company has called this an entry-level product which should match 8K performance.
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The L10 Pro has Dreametech's latest navigation system, combining LiDAR and 3D mapping technologies. These technologies allow it to learn floor plans, avoid obstacles, and optimize cleaning routes.
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To be eligible for this list, organizations must be Great Place to Work- Certified™ in the past year and work primarily in the Professional Services Industry.
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Here are CM's Top 10 quotes from our interviews and discussions which colour the events of another year in manufacturing.
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The university of the future as anticipated by many scholars and policy makers has already started. Technology, if used ethically and strategically, can support faculty in their mission to prepare their students for the needs of our society and the future of work.
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The Impossible Burger, for example, is an impressive meat-free mix of soy, potato proteins, coconut and sunflower oils. It even bleeds like the real thing. At the same time its calorie count and saturated fat levels mirror a McDonald’s quarter-pounder, and it has six times more sodium.
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To help make China a self-reliant “technology superpower,” the ruling Communist Party is pushing the world’s biggest e-commerce company to take on the tricky, expensive business of designing its own processor chips – a business unlike anything Alibaba Group has done before.
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The Canadian economy kept up its streak of monthly gains in October and appears to have done so again in November, which has left total economic activity within a statistical inch of where it was before COVID-19 hit.
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