Efficiency, Versatility & Precision ~ By Perry King View E-Brochure A small company with big ambitions, AMEC Usinage is poised to do some dynamic things in the manufacturing industry this year. Incorporated in 1995 by friends Francois Doyon and Christian Beaulieu and originally residing in the Charlesbourg industrial park north of Quebec [...]
Innovative Automation that gets the job done right the first time ~ By Leah Kellar View E-Brochure Embracing new technology in a traditional trades industry is one important factor of LJ Welding Automation’s success. While it may be inevitable that the compound demands of technological innovation will see the competition adopt the [...]
Providing high quality parts, solutions, services and expertise By: Mudeeha Yousaf Click to view Brochure As manufacturing companies die down, Soucy Baron Inc. thrives in the industry providing a competitive price and extensive production capacity. Headquartered in Quebec, the company provides advanced technical expertise to the world of rubber mixing, molded elastomeric [...]
Delivering end-to-end services to the global market By: Mudeeha Yousaf Click to view Brochure East Metal engages its clients in offering complete product design, technology and end-to-end, integrated manufacturing services. As a full service contract manufacturer, East Metal delivers expertise from prototype to full production to help reduce cost, ensure reliability and [...]
Maintaining the highest standards of engineering excellence By: Fadeke Adegbuyi In an increasingly competitive manufacturing market, Promation Engineering continues to excel and expand. The firm specializes in designing and manufacturing high-quality tooling, automation and robotic systems for the automotive and nuclear industries. When companies require expertise and advice, they can rely on Promation to [...]
Canada’s mid-sized companies have declined by 17% – 9,370 to 7,814 – from 2006 to 2010, according to a new study by the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC). The study, based on Statistics Canada data and supported by survey results from market research firm Harris/Decima, shows the manufacturing sector as the hardest hit. [...]
New research indicates a positive outlook for the Canadian manufacturing sector in 2013—including business leaders’ expectations of increased revenue growth, profits, orders, as well as plans to invest for growth. However, a more detailed analysis reveals several important calls-to-action if manufacturers are to fully benefit from growth opportunities in the U.S. and emerging markets. [...]
President Barack Obama visited a truck parts plant on Wednesday to highlight the role of U.S. manufacturing in reviving the economy, and follow up on his State of the Union message of strengthening the middle class. "I believe in manufacturing," he said, standing before a backdrop of massive parts made for 400-ton mining trucks. [...]
"We will live within our means, reducing investment to live within cash flow" Talisman Energy Inc , Canada’s fifth-largest independent oil producer, reported a quarterly profit on gains from asset sales and said it was looking at disposing off some natural gas reserves in North America due to weak gas prices. The company said [...]
A new private company called Deep Space Industries announced today that it intends to send a fleet of small spacecraft to near-Earth asteroids with the aim of mining resources and turning them into products using space-based 3-D printers. Last year was thick with audacious private spaceflight company unveilings, including the announcement from Planetary Resources, [...]