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To honour Don Gain’s industry leadership, including the 15 years he spent volunteering with Canadian Print Scholarships, the organization is establishing a fundraising campaign to create a scholarship named for him.
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Fujifilm North America Corporation, Graphic Systems Division has announced the installation of its Inca OnsetX3 HS at Cowan Graphics Inc., a 75-year-old family business located in Edmonton, Alta.
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Two Sides has released a new fact sheet on the Canadian paper and paper-based packaging industry, addressing public perceptions and facts when it comes to environmental topics such as forestry, greenhouse gas emissions and recycling.
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Printing United Alliance (PUA) and Idealliance have announced the intent to merge the two organizations. The board of directors at each organization have unanimously voted in favour of the move.
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Vancouver-based commercial printer Still Creek Press recently worked with the University of British Columbia (UBC) on producing realistic-looking floor graphics to help students stage and perform an opera virtually for audiences at home.
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In 2020, Montreal-based SupremeX, a manufacturer of business envelopes, labels and packages, installed a new fully-automated UV-equipped 41”, seven-colour Koenig & Bauer Rapida 105 PRO.
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Sydney Stone, Canada’s exclusive dealer of Morgana technology, has announced the North American release of the AutoCreaser Pro XL.
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Loftware, Inc. and NiceLabel have announced that they are combining under the Loftware corporate umbrella.
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Accraply has unveiled the Sirius MK6, a heavy-duty, modular labeler designed for high-speed label applications. The device offers repeatable, tool-free changeovers, which reduces waste and saves time.
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The story of how Robert Miehle established the Two-Revolution press as an industry standard, a move that would change the face of print for almost 60 years.
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