lmost three quarters (73 percent) of Canada’s industrial companies expect to invest less than 5 percent of their annual revenue on digital technology, not nearly enough to make them
Manufacturing has been in the middle of the outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) from the start. The impact is expanding as the virus spreads.
Clearly, manufacturing is being affected by COVID-19, with supply chains being disrupted, key customers being affected (airlines alone project $113 billion of lost revenue globally), and turmoil
Siemens announced in response to the ongoing global health crisis caused by the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, Siemens is making its Additive Manufacturing (AM) Network along with its 3D
The National Research Council of Canada is looking for made in Canada alternative solutions for the industrial production of efficient filtration material to be used for manufacturing N95
General Motors Canada is preparing portions of its iconic Oshawa plant to produce face masks for health care professionals and other Canadians.
Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen), the industry-led organization behind Canada’s Advanced Manufacturing Supercluster, today announced it has invested more than $21 million in projects
Sixty percent of local manufacturing companies surveyed plan to continue the production of medical materials or related services post COVID-19 pandemic.
The Government of Canada today contracted General Motors of Canada to provide 10 million face masks over the next year with production to begin immediately.
Canadian factory activity accelerates to 2-year high in September