Manufacturers
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Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs are lifted, but tactic failed
President’s tunnel vision alienates Western allies who have common cause in the challenges posed by China.
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Auto industry skeptical of Canadian TPP side deal on autos with Japan
Trade minister claims Canada won its greatest market access ever into the Japanese market.
Manufacturers are seeing the value of IoT
Study of worldwide executives shows a turnaround in engagement from a year ago.
Detroit Three autoworkers give Unifor a strike mandate
Union says no deals without promises of investment in Canada’s auto sector.
Chinese planner promises access to its markets
Foreign companies to get equal treatment with local enterprises.
Manufacturers that plan and invest are higher performers: report
Study calls for increased market diversification and closing the gap on the continuing shortage of skilled labour.
Binational agreement bends Canada/US border
Arrangement could revamp the way clear travellers clear customs.
Remove Canada’s “dumb” trade barriers
Business groups are predictably in favour of breaching the trade walls sooner rather than later.
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What’s new in test & measurement
Industrial test and measurement technologies from Nordson, Olympus, Mitutoyo, Weidmuller and Automation Products Group.
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EDC says Canada poised for an export boom
Improving US and global economies will drive 5.8% growth in 2015.
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Raising your game webinar April 23
Grant Thornton panel will take you to the next level of growth.
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Dollar decline has SMEs worried: CIBC
Poll finds manufacturers are the most concerned
Leaner manufacturers poised for better times: CIBC
Many industries better positioned to regain positions in US markets.
Growth Tips: When marketing “different” is good
How to strengthen your uniqueness to really stand out.
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Weaker loonie hurts more than it helps: Fraser Institute
Commentary says it triggers higher domestic prices, plus higher importing and financing costs.
