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Hello! In today's newsletter, learn about the new offers presented by Canada Post to the Canadian Union of Postal Workers as well as the latter's initial reaction.
- Nithya Caleb, Editor, PrintAction
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Printers have evolved into smart, connected devices that store sensitive data and if are unsecure, could be at risk to vulnerabilities. With breaches costing $6.98M on average in Canada, printer security can't be an afterthought. See how HP is helping CISOs close the gap.
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Registration is now open for the Canadian Printing Awards gala! Presented by PrintAction, this national celebration of excellence in Canadian print brings together leaders from across the industry. Ontario Premier Doug Ford will open the evening with a keynote address, making this a night you won’t want to miss.
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Canon Canada launches the Colorado XL-series, a new platform of 3.4-m printers with UVgel technology.
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Fujifilm releases the Acuity TR, a 1.6-m roll-fed printer in the U.S. It is equipped with Fujifilm’s Aquafuze water-based UV ink technology.
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Xerox earns the 2025-26 Pacesetter Award in Manufacturing from Keypoint Intelligence.
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Like the long-awaited summer sun, the sticker and decal market is burning hot right now in Canada—and strangely, one of the reasons for this is Donald Trump. Stickers and decals with ‘Canada is not for sale,’ and ‘No to 51st State’ have been hot sellers this year. Further, consumers want to buy Canadian, so businesses are using stickers and decals in droves to promote their made-in-Canada goods.
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