Ex-Diageo Worker in Amherstburg Speaks Out on Conditions
A former employee at the Diageo plant in Amherstburg, Ontario, has come forward to share insights into workplace practices, highlighting concerns amid broader industry discussions.
Category : Manufacturing
VR Resources Sells Ontario Assets to Athos Metals, Focuses on Nevada
VR Resources Limited has entered a definitive agreement to sell its Empire and Silverback copper-nickel-PGM projects in Ontario to Athos Metals Corp., receiving cash and equity while shifting exploration focus to Nevada properties.
Crown Royal Plant Closes Early, Union Calls It Disrespectful
Diageo closed its Crown Royal bottling plant in Amherstburg, Ontario, two days early without notice, prompting union outrage over job losses to the U.S. and community impact.
Diageo Amherstburg Plant Closes Early, Workers Depart
The Diageo bottling facility in Amherstburg shut down two days ahead of schedule, ending over 200 jobs. Union leaders criticize the move as disrespectful to Canadian workers.
Atlas Tube in Harrow Hiring Millwrights for Industrial Roles
Atlas Tube in Harrow, Ontario, is actively recruiting millwrights for hire, highlighting ongoing demand in the manufacturing sector. This move underscores the region's industrial growth and job opportunities in skilled trades.
Apple Moves Mac Mini Production from Asia to Houston
Apple Inc. will shift a portion of its Mac Mini desktop computer manufacturing from Asia to a facility in Houston, Texas, marking a strategic production realignment.
Sandvik Breaks Ground on $51M Saskatoon Mining Facility
Sandvik has commenced construction on a $51 million mining facility in Saskatoon, marking a significant investment in Saskatchewan's resource sector and promising job creation and technological advancement.
Lethbridge Manufacturing Generates $4.2B Annually
A new report highlights the significant economic impact of manufacturing in the Lethbridge region, with annual revenues reaching $4.2 billion and supporting thousands of jobs across Alberta.
GoldInxs Names New CEO and Chairman for TSXV Listing
GoldInxs Mining Corp. has appointed Nick Michael as CEO and Barry Miller as Chairman, with other leadership changes, as the Vancouver-based gold exploration company prepares for a mid-2026 public listing on the TSX Venture Exchange.
PyroGenesis Wins First Titanium Powder Order with Aerospace Group
PyroGenesis Inc. announces its inaugural titanium metal powder supply contract with a European Scientific Aerospace Research Organization, marking expansion in aerospace additive manufacturing.
Newmont Sends Default Notice to Barrick Over Nevada Venture
Newmont Corp. has escalated tensions with Barrick Mining by sending a formal notice of default, alleging mismanagement at their Nevada joint venture. The dispute could impact Barrick's planned IPO and highlights ongoing performance concerns.
IPG Launches Packaging Diagnostics for Global Operations
IPG introduces its Packaging Diagnostics program, integrating iTrack monitoring, AF2K adhesion testing, and Gear Up audits to enhance packaging line efficiency and uptime for manufacturers worldwide.
Ontario Funds $4M for Northern Business, $3M for Foundry Expansion
The Ontario government is providing $4 million in funding to support northern businesses, with over $3 million allocated for the expansion of Wabi Iron & Steel's foundry in Temiskaming Shores, boosting local manufacturing and economic growth.
GM to Invest $63 Million in Oshawa, Ontario Plant
General Motors has committed a substantial $63 million investment into its Oshawa, Ontario assembly facility, signaling a major boost for the region's automotive manufacturing sector and local economy.
Windsor Manufacturers Eye Canada's Defense Strategy Opportunities
Thirty manufacturing leaders from Windsor-Essex are visiting a major aerospace facility to explore opportunities in Canada's new defense industrial strategy, which promises increased domestic military spending.
China Fireworks Shop Explosion Kills 12 in Second Blast
A devastating explosion at a fireworks shop in China has resulted in 12 fatalities, marking the second such deadly incident within a short timeframe, as authorities investigate the causes.
Third Shift Returns at Windsor Assembly Plant, Union Hopeful
Stellantis workers at the Windsor Assembly Plant have seen the relaunch of the third shift, with union leaders expressing cautious optimism about job stability and future prospects in the automotive sector.
Windsor Assembly Plant Relaunches Third Shift, Creating Jobs
The Windsor Assembly Plant has successfully relaunched its third shift, marking a significant boost for local employment and automotive manufacturing in Ontario. This expansion reflects growing production demands and economic recovery in the region.
Coca-Cola Invests $141M in Brampton Plant Expansion
Coca-Cola Bottling Ltd. announces a $141 million investment to renovate and expand its Brampton facility, creating up to 500 construction jobs and boosting production capacity.
Mattawa Calls for Bolstering Steel and Lumber Sectors
Mattawa town council unanimously passed a motion urging the provincial government to bolster steel and softwood lumber industries amid ongoing U.S. tariff threats, highlighting regional economic concerns.
Third Shift Returns to Windsor Assembly Plant, Unifor President Excited
Unifor Local 195 President shares enthusiasm as the third shift resumes at the Windsor Assembly Plant, marking a significant development for the automotive sector in Ontario.
Manufacturing Sales Up 0.6% in December: StatsCan
Statistics Canada's latest data reveals a 0.6% increase in manufacturing sales for December, highlighting ongoing economic resilience in the sector amid broader industrial trends.
Windsor's NextStar Energy Produces One Million Battery Cells
NextStar Energy has achieved a significant manufacturing milestone by producing its one-millionth battery cell at its Windsor facility, marking progress for Canada's first large-scale battery plant.
Bodor Laser Hosts Annual Awards at New Global Headquarters Campus
Bodor Laser gathered employees at its newly completed Dream Park global headquarters for the Annual Awards Ceremony and Year Kickoff event, celebrating 2025 achievements and outlining strategic growth plans for 2026.
Stellantis Adds 1,700 Jobs with Windsor Plant Third Shift
Stellantis is reinstating the third shift at its Windsor Assembly Plant, bringing back over 1,700 workers and boosting total employment to nearly 6,000. The move marks a significant expansion in Canadian manufacturing.
Canadian Auto Sector Innovates Amid Trade Uncertainty
A KPMG Canada survey reveals 62% of Canadian auto manufacturers are altering product mixes to avoid tariffs, with 80% adjusting supply chains and 70% expanding internationally.
First Quantum Earnings Fall to US$25M
First Quantum Minerals Ltd. has announced earnings of US$25 million for the period, a decrease compared to the previous year, amid ongoing arbitration for its Cobre Panama mine.
Huron County Company Makes Decontamination Trailers for Firefighters
The Trailer Factory in Huron Park is manufacturing specialized decontamination trailers for seven Ontario fire departments, with growing demand for these mobile units.
Diamond Mine Pause in N.W.T. Called 'Serious News' by Minister
A diamond mine in the Northwest Territories has temporarily halted operations due to a weak global market, prompting concern from the industry minister who describes the development as serious news for the region's economy.
Red Deer Blacksmiths Excel in Metal Armour and Weapon Crafting
Mount Crom Armouries Inc. in Red Deer, Alberta, has emerged as a leading artisan workshop, specializing in custom metal armour and weaponry for enthusiasts and collectors across Canada.
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