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TELUS is investing $5 million as part of a multi-year agreement that began in 2020 to fuel the development of new applications for 5G technology.
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The slowdown in inflation has been attributed to declines in energy prices as well as easing in global supply chain disruptions.
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The most common cyber-weapons used in attacks include the resurgence of the Emotet botnet after a four-month dormancy period.
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Evik intends to scale up production by purchasing equipment to automate the sorting and counting of freeze-dried lyophilised reagent (LYO) beads.
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This year, the report is reinforced by a strengthened approach aligning to the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standard.
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Manitou pontoon boat Explore model recognized at the National Marine Manufacturers Association Innovation Awards in Minneapolis.
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Now in its 3rd year, Advance: Women in Manufacturing is a virtual event that spotlights the accomplishments of successful women in manufacturing, encourages more women to join the sector and promotes gender equity, diversity and inclusion amongst Canadian manufacturers. This annual event is a great way for your company to be part of the conversation when it comes to recruiting and hiring more women in manufacturing, and providing women career advancement opportunities.
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The value of digital twins in manufacturing starts even before you manufacture anything.
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A critical challenge associated with the SDGs as aspirational global instruments is to effectively translate and transpose the language of the goals into practical, granular guidance.
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Will the upturn in battery costs in 2022 – due to geopolitical flare-ups, a lag in expanding the supply of critical materials, and the war in Ukraine – turn out to be a hiccup or a trend?
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Members of Canada’s tech industry say another wave of layoffs the sector saw this week is tipping the power dynamic back in favour of employers.
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As Canadians struggle to afford essential goods and services, the spoils of inflation are ending up largely in corporate profits, particularly in oil, gas and mining industries, a new analysis reveals.
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