Is a tandem press brake the right solution for you?

EMEC has put a lot of work into showing us what their machines can do in a virtual way, and this Milltronics machine video is a good example.

by Lou Smyrlis

Mike Brownhill, commercial accounts director at Export Development Canada (EDC), suggests a few key factors all manufacturers should take into consideration when planning for 2021.

by John Zaya

Effective ways to hold workpieces in multi-axis machining

What one factor would help your manufacturing business become more competitive and why?

A demonstration of Iscar's new four-flute ChatterFree solid mill line of cutting tools cutting aluminum.

by Andrew Milivojevich 

Improvements in production equipment can fall under SR&ED claims

by Mary Scianna

Sandvik Coromant's "Looking ahead 4: Tomorrow's materials explories future materials and how they may revolutionize industrial deisgns of the future.

Do you welcome apprentices from apprenticeship training programs in your shop? Why or why not?

Some of the biggest things that move, by land, by air, by sea… and even underground

by Mary Scianna, Editor

Growth in the manufacturing industry in Canada occurs in two ways—through domestic companies and foreign direct investments.

YOUR BUSINESS | Automotive

by Tim Wilson

For Alec’s Automotive Machine Shop in Vancouver, BC, staying relevant means being able to change with the times.

The 2014 Federal Budget follows up on some of the initiatives outlined in the 2013 budget with more support for apprenticeship training and job creation, additional funding to strengthen the automotive sector and ongoing tax incentives to encourage business investments in the country.

Take a look at how this group built its own Tesla ATV.