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Ontario to Modernize and Streamline Apprenticeship Training
Proposed legislation will help apprentices prepare for in-demand jobs and complete their training faster TORONTO – The Ontario government is introducing new measures to help…
Concours adds to footprint in Mexico with Toolplas assets acquisition
Windsor, Ontario-based Concours Technologies Inc. made its second acquisition of 2021, purchasing the assets of Toolplas Systems Mexico to service injection molders in the central…
‘We’re losing business’: Frustration builds on world’s longest border as Canada goes slow on reopening
Rules have blocked tourists, kept families apart, prevented students from visiting college campuses and hurt trade-dependent manufacturers Canada’s Justin Trudeau has a border problem. Like…
VIRTUAL SKILLED TRADES EXPO MAY 19 & 20, 2021
Designed to diversify the workforce of tomorrow by inspiring students to …
Members Meeting – 2021-04-19
Automate Canada & CAMM held a Town Hall meeting for all members yesterday. (April 19th) What did we learn? The situation is tough. It’s still…
Request for Proposal – Digital Marketing Resources & Training for Industrial Export Development
This project will ask the selected vendor to produce a strategic digital manual and training program that will help industry organizations build their capacity in…
Non-invasive helmet ventilation system in development by local researchers
The helmet technology was first developed in Europe and used extensively during COVID-19, but none were made or available for use in Canada. “In the…
AVIN Automotive and Mobility Labour Market Study
Ontario is uniquely positioned as a world-leading jurisdiction in automotive manufacturing and smart mobility. However, the industry is facing significant transformation due to ongoing technological…
Meeting with MP Shannon Stubbs
Here is an image of our Chair Jonathon Azzopardi, Automate Canada Chair Shelley Fellows, and Chair of CTMA Robert Cattle met with MP Shannon Stubbs…
Feds looking to expand COVID-19 essential worker travel across Canada-U.S. border
Foreign Affairs Minister Marc Garneau says Ottawa is looking at expanding the categories of essential workers allowed to travel across the Canada-U.S. border amid the COVID-19 pandemic….
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