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McMaster to hold annual Industry Open House and Manufacturing Forum May 11
In addition to its forum and open house, MMRI is also celebrating the opening of its new 21,000 sq ft facility. Shown here is Ontario minister Vic Fedelli, Ontario Minister of Economic Development, on a prior visit to MMRI. PHOTO courtesy McMaster University and Matthew Clarke. The McMaster Manufacturing Research Institute’s (MMRI) and the university’s Faculty of Engineering will be holding their 8th annual Industry Open House and Manufacturing Forum on May 11.
High-Quality Talent: The Not-So-Secret Ingredient in Canada’s Economic Recipe for Success
Last year, Toronto’s tech “brain gain” (57,600) surpassed the Bay Area (54,700) by 3,000 workers. You don’t have to be Warren Buffet to understand that high-quality talent equals strong businesses, more jobs and, ultimately, economic growth. To that point, Canada boasts one of the most educated workforces in the world with over 55 percent of Canadians having graduated from postsecondary institutions.
Province Reduces Red Tape in Auto Sector
Ontario is reducing red tape in the auto industry. Speaking at the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association Conference at Caesars Windsor on Wednesday, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade Todd Smith has announced some regulation changes designed to reducing barriers. The province will exempt auto plants from having to be regulated as a gas station when they only need to fill their vehicles with a few litres of gas.
VIDEO: Province Reduces Red Tape in Auto Sector
Ontario is reducing red tape in the auto industry. Speaking at the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association Conference at Caesars Windsor on Wednesday, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade Todd Smith has announced some regulation changes designed to reducing barriers. The province will exempt auto plants from having to be regulated as a gas station when they only need to fill their vehicles with a few litres of gas.
Brampton Anti-Immigrant Flyers Denounced As 'Hateful' By Ontario Minister
BRAMPTON, Ont. - Ontario's Citizenship and Immigration minister is denouncing what he calls "hateful" flyers that police say have been distributed in Brampton — the second time this year anti-immigration flyers have emerged there.
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