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Hello, it’s Nithya Caleb here with your news of the week. Learn about Paper Excellence Group's rebranding as Domtar and the result of U.S. trade commissions's investigations into printing plate imports from China and Japan. Have a good week!
- Nithya Caleb, Editor, PrintAction
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Students from Toronto Metropolitan University’s 3D printing class designed a variety of ‘real-life’ objects that were then 3D printed, finished and featured in Little Canada’s newest exhibit: Little West Coast.
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The Paper Excellence Group integrates the recently acquired Domtar and Resolute Forest Products with the legacy Paper Excellence business, forming a unified forest products company in North America.
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The Canadian Printing Industries Association opens registrations for an upcoming roundtable on technology trends, taking place on Wednesday, November 13, from 2 to 3:30 pm EST.
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Steve Wilms is the owner of the Minuteman Press Franchise in Coquitlam, B.C., since August 2014. He moves the business to a brand new facility to meet growing demand.
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In 1946, a young man walked into the offices of Rolph-Clark-Stone, Canada’s largest printing company then. Clair Stewart, recently demobbed from the Royal Canadian Air Force, arrived to take up the newly created position of art director. In those days, printers focused on capacity, not creative design. But Stewart changed the narrative and reshaped modern advertising.
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November 12, 2024 | Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
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