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July 21, 2026, London — The Ontario government announced an investment of nearly $2,6 million through the Trade-Impacted Communities Program (TICP) that will protect workers and industries across the aerospace and defence sectors.
The investment, announced at the Farnborough International Airshow, was presented to Downsview Aerospace Innovation and Res...
July 20, 2026, Scarborough, Ont. — The government of Canada is investing over $20 million to support nine businesses and organizations in the Greater Toronto Area, including A.F.C. Toronto City, Accuenergy Canada, Beachman, Blade Air, Corwin Metal Products, REMAP Network, Sheridan College, Toronto Global and the University of Toronto.
The announcement ...
July 20, 2026, Burlington, Ont. — Björn Twiehaus is taking over as chief executive officer (CEO) of The WAGO Group, succeeding Jürgen Koopsingraven, who currently serves as interim CEO in addition to his role as chief financial officer (CFO).
Twiehaus brings international experience from the electronics and automative supplier industry. Most recently, ...
July 15, 2026, Canada — Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales rose for a fourth consecutive month to hit a record high in May, helped by gains in the auto sector.
The agency says manufacturing sales rose 1.3 per cent to $78.1 billion in May.
The increase came as sales of motor vehicles rose 11.8 per cent to $4.6 bil...
July 14, 2026, Canada — Canadian manufacturers are investing in digital technologies, but many remain in the early stages of their digital transformation journey, according to a new report from the Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) and Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen).
The report,