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Siemens Canada partners with Airbus on energy efficiency project at Mirabel plant

According to Siemens Canada, the project will focus on modernizing mechanical infrastructure and building automation systems at the 1.5-million-square-foot facility.

SCALE AI announces $128.5M investment for AI projects across Canada

According to the announcement, the projects will deploy technologies such as machine learning for prediction and optimization, computer vision for image and video analysis and generative AI for conversational interfaces.

Federal government investing $5M in three Southwestern Ontario manufacturers

The funding will go to Hydra Dyne Technology Inc., Future Transfer Co. Inc. and Melnik Resources.

Volta Energy Solutions Canada secures funding for battery copper foil plant in Quebec

The Supply Chain Resilience Fund is a government-wide policy fund established to address global supply chain risks.

Feature Articles

Building for growth: Inside Blackline Safety’s agile manufacturing model

How a Canadian startup scaled globally in connected-safety technology.

Meet the winners of Plant's Top 10 Under 40 awards

The winners of Plant’s inaugural Top 10 Under 40 program are shaping the future of Canadian manufacturing through bold ideas, sustainable practices and a commitment to building a resilient industry.

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