Manufacturing
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Covid-19 will force a rethink of Canada’s supply chains
Manufacturers need to reconsider self-sufficiency
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Wholesale sales rose in November, manufacturing sales down
Manufacturing sales dropped 0.6 percent in November, Statistics Canada reported
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Quebec manufacturers warn against lockdown to stop Covid spread
MONTREAL – Quebec’s manufacturing association is warning about major damage to the sector should the province impose a strict COVID-19 lockdown similar to what occurred last spring. Veronique Proulx, CEO of Manufacturiers et Exportateurs du Quebec, reacted Tuesday to multiple…
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Canadian manufacturers face skills shortage: report
Eighty per cent of Canadian manufacturers surveyed in a new report are facing an immediate labour and skills shortage
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Toyota celebrates 30 years of forklift manufacturing
More than 700,000 units built in the U.S.
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Canada close to self-sufficiency in PPE
Prime Minister said many Canadian companies have taken advantage of programs to retool
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Manufacturers competing for PPE raw materials
Companies scrambling for find supplies as demand for equipment soars
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Bombardier to recall 11,000 workers
Furloughed employees will return to work across Canada over the next few weeks, primarily in Quebec
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Autonomous bin picking
Universal Robots has introduced ActiNav Autonomous Bin Picking with accurate part placement
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Manufacturing rebounds in China
As factories re-open, economy faces potential headwinds including a second wave of coronavirus outbreak, a possible global recession