Wicks chooses combination machine from XYZ
June 10, 2011 – 8:00 am | No Comment

A combination machine from XYZ Machine Tools has enabled subcontractor Wicks Engineering to improve productivity at its facility in Leeds. Wicks specialises in prototype work as well as repair and maintenance projects that can demand a significant amount of reverse engineering. Wicks Engineering specialises in prototype and repair and maintenance The company’s work has included film props for movies including ‘Batman Begins’ and ‘The Da Vinci Code’

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Road test: Juking around
June 14, 2011 – 10:57 pm | No Comment
Road test: Juking around

One thing Nissan’s sporty (and interestingly named) Juke crossover utility vehicle (CUV) doesn’t lack is panache. It turns heads everywhere because, like this automaker’s rather curious Cube model, it’s a clear result of “out of the box” thinking.

Cyber-spies targeting aerospace, other sectors: CSIS
June 14, 2011 – 12:35 pm | No Comment

OTTAWA —Cyber attacks waged via the Internet are the fastest growing form of espionage, Canada’s spy agency says.

Dietitians to learn more about plant sterols
June 14, 2011 – 12:35 pm | No Comment
Dietitians to learn more about plant sterols

Edmonton, Alta. – The CoroWise plant sterols brand from Cargill Incorporated is sponsoring the Dietitians of Canada National Conference in Edmonton from June 16-18. Last year, Health Canada approved of plant sterols being used in certain foods and, says Cargill, concluded that scientific evidence supports a relationship between the consumption of plant sterols and blood cholesterol lowering

Electrovaya batteries to power Chrysler demo fleet
June 14, 2011 – 12:34 pm | No Comment

TORONTO: Electrovaya Inc. is supplying the battery systems for a demonstration fleet of Chrysler plug-in hybrid electric minivans developed in partnership with the US Department of Energy. The Town and Country minivans will be equipped with Lithium Ion SuperPolymer battery systems and join a fleet of 140 similarly equipped Ram 1500 pickup trucks that are going to 12 partners including local municipalities, state governments, universities and energy companies across the US

Beverage producer leaves positive imprint
June 14, 2011 – 12:34 pm | No Comment

Mississauga, Ont.

Fednav Group brings ship to Great Lakes
June 14, 2011 – 12:34 pm | No Comment
Fednav Group brings ship to Great Lakes

Hamilton: Montreal-based Fednav Group, which owns Federal Marine Terminals (FMT) at the Port of Hamilton, has invested in three new state-of-the-art vessels to trade on the Great Lakes-Seaway System. The first ship, the MV Federal Yukina, arrived at Federal Marine Terminals, Hamilton, this week from Japan, carrying industrial slag, a material used in steel production. The vessel was delayed by the Japanese earthquake and tsunami.

The machine that destroys everything
June 14, 2011 – 12:34 pm | No Comment

We’re not sure what’s more dangerous, the machine or the background music they chose:

Health it up
June 14, 2011 – 12:34 pm | No Comment

Wild Flavors Inc. has introduced two new ingredients to its H.I.T.S

PACKEX Toronto is coming!
June 14, 2011 – 12:32 pm | No Comment

The city of Toronto opens its arms to welcome the PACKEX Toronto 2011 tradeshow. Taking place June 21-23 at the Toronto Congress Centre, this year’s event is the 35th edition of Canada’s longest running national packaging exhibition. Organized by UBM Canon , PACKEX Toronto will offer the latest packaging products, equipment and services available, including: packaging machinery, components, materials, converting technologies, food processing, material handling and logistics from hundreds of the top suppliers from around Canada, the U.S.

Protesters riot in China’s manufacturing hub
June 13, 2011 – 1:47 pm | No Comment

BEIJING: Protesters in southern China’s manufacturing hub torched emergency vehicles in an outburst of anger against police abuse of migrant workers, according to eyewitnesses. Rioting during the evening of June 12 followed three days of steadily growing unrest in the town of Xintang in Guangdong province, the linchpin of China’s crucial export industry