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The endeavour could disrupt the Canada-U.S. supply chain and lead to significant trade tensions, experts say.
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A lozenge plant in Prince Edward Island has laid off 30 workers, citing an “almost non-existent” cold and cough season amid COVID-19 restrictions.
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The union says about 91 per cent of worker votes were in favour of the deal, and that work will begin immediately to ready the plant for production in November.
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Ontario’s manufacturing sector is receiving additional COVID-19 tests as part of increased restrictions in response to rising case numbers of the coronavirus.
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Collaborative robots from Universal Robots are bringing flexible, quick-to-deploy automation to Canadian manufacturers of all sizes and industries. UR’s cobots can handle nearly any dull, dirty dangerous task, from machine tending to assembly to painting; palletizing to screw-driving to welding. This family of four robot arms can help you improve productivity to compete in a global market.
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Industry experts predict the year’s top trends and technologies in part one of our annual roundup.
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The 2021 predictions about trends and technologies continue in part two of our annual roundup.
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Officials at Volkswagen, Ford, Fiat Chrysler, Toyota and Nissan all say they have been hit by the shortage and forced to delay production of some models.
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A Whitby, Ont. steel maker has been fined in provincial court after two workers were critically injured.
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Together, the brands plan to further amplify the voice of the Canadian industrial automation community.
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The pandemic may catalyze recovery from some of the economic consequences of globalization, writes a McMaster University engineering professor.
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