Manufacturing Sales Rise as Auto Production Rebounds
Canadian manufacturing sales increased in February, primarily fueled by a significant rebound in automotive production following earlier shutdowns, according to recent economic data.
Category : Manufacturing
Windsor's Car-Building Future May Be Nearing Its End
Local leaders in Windsor, Ontario, suggest the city's long-standing automotive manufacturing era could soon conclude, raising concerns about economic transitions and community identity.
China's High-Tech Onslaught Reshaping Global Industries
Chinese companies, fueled by fierce competition, massive subsidies, and engineering talent, are dominating advanced manufacturing sectors like EVs and solar panels, creating global trade tensions.
Eldorado Gold Acquires Foran Mining and McIlvenna Bay
Eldorado Gold Corporation has officially closed its acquisition of Foran Mining Corporation, gaining full control of the promising McIlvenna Bay copper-zinc project in Saskatchewan.
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Nova Scotia Metal Company Raises Prices Due to Fuel Costs
A metal manufacturing company in Nova Scotia has announced price increases to offset rising fuel costs, reflecting broader economic pressures in the industrial sector.
Manufacturing Falls, Mining Rises Despite Industrial Policy
Despite substantial government subsidies targeting manufacturing growth, Canada's factory output continues to decline while the mining sector flourishes without government support, highlighting market-driven success.
ArcelorMittal Dofasco Decommissions Hamilton Coke Plant
ArcelorMittal Dofasco has officially decommissioned its No. 3 coke plant in Hamilton, marking a significant shift in the city's industrial landscape and environmental footprint.
Ontario Funds $4.8M Auto Parts Expansion in Tecumseh
Aalbers Tool & Mold receives $726,000 provincial grant to support a $4.8 million expansion, adding two industrial machines and six new jobs to boost automotive parts production.
Ontario Invests $500K in Stratford Business Expansion
The provincial government announces a $500,000 investment in Stratford's Magest Building Systems Limited to support business growth and job creation in the manufacturing sector.
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Eldorado Gold Shareholders Approve Foran Mining Acquisition
Shareholders of Eldorado Gold have voted to approve the company's deal to acquire Foran Mining, marking a significant consolidation move in the mining sector. The acquisition is expected to enhance Eldorado's resource portfolio and operational capabilitie
Algoma Steel Partners to Produce Ballistic Armor for Vehicles
Algoma Steel has entered a strategic partnership to produce high-grade ballistic steel for armored vehicles, strengthening Canada's defense manufacturing capabilities and supporting domestic security needs.
Sudbury Company Plans Downtown Mining Manufacturing Hub
Minewise Technology Ltd., a Sudbury-based firm, aims to repurpose a Mackenzie Street building for light manufacturing of mining equipment, potentially revitalizing the downtown core while supporting the local mining industry.
Factory Fire Near Dhaka Kills Five in Bangladesh
A devastating fire at a gas lighter manufacturing facility in Keraniganj, on the outskirts of Bangladesh's capital Dhaka, has resulted in five fatalities, with authorities investigating the cause of the blaze.
Kinross Starts Permit Process for $1.5B Chile Mine
Canadian mining giant Kinross Gold has officially launched the permitting process for its massive US$1.5 billion mining development in Chile, marking a significant step forward for the company's South American expansion strategy.
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Algoma Steel Q1 Shipments 220K Tons, Loss Forecast $25-35M
Algoma Steel anticipates first-quarter shipments of 220,000 tons, a year-over-year decline, with an adjusted loss between $25 million and $35 million, reflecting ongoing challenges in the steel industry.
Vale Base Metals Focuses on Internal Growth, Not IPO
Vale Base Metals executives emphasize developing existing assets instead of pursuing acquisitions or a near-term IPO, while reaffirming a goal to double copper production by 2035.
RapidDirect Enhances NPI Solutions for Faster Product Launches
RapidDirect announces strategic expansion of its New Product Introduction framework, leveraging AI-driven tools and cross-process integration to accelerate product development from concept to market.
Algoma Steel Layoffs: Final Shift for 300 Workers
Algoma Steel in Sault Ste. Marie sees 300 workers laid off today, part of 1,000 job cuts announced in December, with union seniority rules determining departures.
St. Thomas Manufacturer Invests $3.8M for Expansion and Jobs
A St. Thomas manufacturer is investing $3.8 million to expand its production capabilities, a move expected to create new jobs and boost the local economy.
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14 Killed in Fire at South Korean Auto Parts Plant
A devastating fire at an auto parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea, has resulted in 14 fatalities, with officials investigating the cause and safety protocols.
South Korea Factory Fire Kills at Least 10 People
A devastating fire at an auto parts plant in Daejeon, South Korea, has resulted in at least 10 fatalities. The incident occurred on March 20, 2026, with thick black smoke billowing from the facility.
South Korean Auto Parts Factory Fire Injures Over 50
A significant industrial fire erupted at a Daejeon auto parts plant, causing injuries to at least 55 individuals. Emergency services responded as black smoke billowed from the facility.
Kraft Heinz Invests $250M to Upgrade Montreal Plant
Kraft Heinz announces a major $250 million investment to upgrade its Montreal manufacturing plant, enhancing production capabilities and supporting local jobs in Quebec's food industry.
Kraft Heinz $250M Investment in Montreal Factory
Kraft Heinz Canada announces a $250 million investment to upgrade its Montreal factory, aiming to increase domestic production of popular brands like Heinz ketchup and Kraft Dinner.
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Mars Doubles Investment in Newmarket Plant
Mars Canada announces a major expansion of its Newmarket facility, promising job creation and economic growth in the region. The investment underscores the company's commitment to Canadian manufacturing.
Indigenous-Owned Manufacturer Eyes Defense Expansion
ATMIS Protective Equipment Inc., an Indigenous-owned manufacturer with operations in Chatham and Windsor, is planning significant expansion into the defense and nuclear sectors, aiming to double its workforce within two years amid increased federal defens
Zekelman's 'Buy Canadian' Snitch Line Pays $30K in Steel Row
Windsor steel magnate Barry Zekelman has distributed $30,000 through a whistleblower program targeting foreign steel use in Canadian public projects. The initiative aims to pressure politicians and contractors to prioritize domestic materials in taxpayer-
Ontario Grants $1.5M to Reshore U.S. Jobs to Harrow
EnerQuest Technologies Solutions receives provincial funding to expand its Harrow facility, bringing switchgear production back from the United States and creating 125 new jobs.
BHP Names Brandon Craig CEO as Mining Giant Focuses on Copper
BHP Group has appointed veteran executive Brandon Craig as its new chief executive, signaling continuity as the world's largest miner navigates geopolitical tensions, economic cooling in China, and strategic expansion into copper markets.
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Jayson Myers Drives Canada's Manufacturing Evolution
Jayson Myers, CEO of Next Generation Manufacturing Canada, leads a pragmatic shift from innovation to adoption, emphasizing cybersecurity and supply chain resilience as keys to global competitiveness.
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