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This week, Canadian companies are taking big steps in technology and innovation—from advancing aerospace technologies to expanding in the green hydrogen industry. Meanwhile, industry leaders brace for the challenges ahead as the trade war continues.
- Kirstyn Brown, Editor, Plant Magazine
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The project aims to advance Canada's position in the global aerospace supply chain and help to reduce the industry's carbon footprint.
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April 2 is set to bring sweeping new reciprocal tariffs from the U.S. in addition to the tariffs on some Canadian and Mexican goods that were delayed by a month.
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The report says 86 per cent of Canadian manufacturing leaders say it's time for Canada to start relying less on the U.S.
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The partnership aims to accelerate the commercialization of Next Hydrogen’s innovative electrolyzer technology, enhancing supply chain efficiency and expanding production capacity for large-scale green hydrogen projects.
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EXAIR’s compressed air operated Heavy Duty HEPA Vac attaches to an ordinary 30, 55 or 110 gallon open top drum to turn it into a powerful, HEPA quality, industrial vacuum cleaner. It is designed to move more material with less wear. In addition, the Heavy Duty HEPA Vac has been engineered to filter contaminants to HEPA requirements in environments requiring frequent cleaning. The Heavy Duty HEPA Vac does not use electricity and has no moving parts, assuring maintenance free operation and is quiet, at only 82 dBA.
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With tariffs, trade barriers and shifting political dynamics making North American markets increasingly unpredictable, many Canadian businesses are searching for ways to reduce their dependence on the U.S. and expand elsewhere.
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Featuring keynote insights, expert panels, and workshops, this event focused on accelerating action toward greater representation and inclusion.
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With AI and robotics, it takes time for both people and machines to learn—one and a half to two years on average—before the benefits of either type of implementation can be expected to materialize.
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April 9, 2025 | Edmonton Expo Centre, 7515 118 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5B 0J2
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April 16, 2025 | Enercare Centre 100 Princes’ Blvd, Exhibition Place, Toronto
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