Features
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Sails make a comeback as shipping tries to go green
European and U.S. tech companies, including one backed by airplane maker Airbus, are pitching futuristic sails to help cargo ships harness the free and endless supply of wind power
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Where are the drones? Amazon’s customers are still waiting
Overcoming the regulatory hurdles and safety issues posed by drones appears to be a challenge even for the world’s wealthiest man
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How a Quebec factory town transformed itself after a GM closure in 2002
In the wake of GM’s announcement that it will shutter its assembly plant in Oshawa, Ontario, experts point to Boisbriand’s transformation from industrial outpost to mixed-use development as both a model of regeneration and a cautionary tale
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GM transformation makes it the latest auto giant to pivot towards technology
GM said it was doubling resources allocated to electric and autonomous vehicle programs
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Supply Chain Smarts: Unleash your software
Optimize your assets
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This is heavy: The kilogram is getting an update
Its role has been crucial, as the foundation for the globally accepted system for measuring mass upon which things like international trade depend
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Dinner by subscription
GoodFood adapts to meteoric growth in its meal-kit business
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CETA – Canada’s trade with Europe one year later
It’s a great tool for Canadian businesses to expand their export markets as well as their supplier base
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Warehouse growing pains
Retrofit your existing warehouse with automation
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Distributing dope
Cannabis across Canada as legalization looms
