CME
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Budget 2019: What’s in it for Canadian manufacturers
Some of the key measures with pros and cons from key industry associations.
2018 CME Annual General Meeting & Manufacturing Conference
November 7th 2018Presented by Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME), the Advancing Innovation for Global Success event focuses on strategies to remain globally competitive and scale-up exports through new technologies and skills development. Engaging keynotes, thought leadership panels and interaction with political leaders.…
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Help build a strong business environment for manufacturers
Fill out the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters Management Issues Survey.
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Canada needs tax reform, not tinkering
A response is needed to US policies that have reduced personal and business-related taxes.
CME launches Manufacturing Matters campaign as Ontario election begins
Calls for a provincial strategy that lowers competitive barriers, increases investment and jobs.
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Hire more women: A solution to the skills shortage challenge
A CME report discusses the under-representation of women in manufacturing and what to do about it
With billions in new fiscal room, budget goes for investments over balance
Forecasting $18.1-billion shortfall for 2018-19 that will gradually shrink to $12.3 billion in 2022-23.
More training for women needed to reduce gender gap in manufacturing: CME
Report says women account for only 28% of manufacturing jobs and just 4.5% of skilled trades.
More warnings over tax proposals as public consultation closes
CME calls the changes “significant but flawed piecemeal amendments.”
More women needed in Canadian manufacturing: Take/forward this survey!
CME Industrie 2030 study aims to identify challenges that impede women-led manufacturing firms.
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CME outlines priorities for impending NAFTA renegotiations
Report offers specific recommendations based on feedback from manufacturers.
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Concerned about how rejigging NAFTA will affect your business?
CME wants to hear from you as it sets policy and advocacy efforts with the feds.
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Ontario cuts hydro costs, but most manufacturers are left out
The plan to cut hydro rates by 25% shifts costs of up to $25 billion to future taxpayers.
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Meet CME’s new CEO: Dennis Darby takes the helm
Initial work will be focused on engagement and communication, while growing the CME’s membership base.
Shortage of right people, right skills prevents business growth: CME
Coordinated national action needed on skills development for manufacturing.
