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U.S. firm Lockheed Martin gets first crack to design $60B Canadian warships
The government has reserved the right to walk away from the talks and negotiate with the second-place bidder.Read more → -
Canam-Ponts wins $12 million contract to build buoys for Canadian Coast Guard
These modernized buoys are part of the Coast Guard's network of 17,000 aids to navigation located across the country.Read more → -
Kuka Canada Inc. and Humber College team up to bring cobots to the classroom
Five year partnership brings the latest robotics technology to Humber's Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation (CTI).Read more → -
3D Scan Sensors
LMI Technologies to unveil FACTORYSMART 3D inspection products at Vision 2018.Read more → -
Concordia University names engineering dept. after alum, Gina Cody
Named in recognition of a $15 million donation, the engineering faculty building is the first in Canada named after a woman.Read more → -
Gryphon International Engineering rebrands as CHA Canada
Company says name change reflects its full-services capabilities in Canada.Read more → -
Waterloo students create a system to help visually impaired using touch screens
WatVision is a three part process: smartphone app, industry standard detection markers placed on each corner of a touchscreen and a ring worn on the users’ finger.Read more → -
Stihl unveils autonomous lawnmower, uses lawn clippings as natural fertilizer
The iMow comes in two sizes, depending on the acreage of grass needed to be cut and features a variety of safety sensors.Read more → -
Canadian engineering firm Stantec continues UK purchases, acquires Peter Brett Associates to increase international presence
Stantec will add 17 offices and over 700 employees to its rank in a deal thought to be completed by September.Read more → -
U of T’s Myhal Engineering, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre to be open for fall semester
With over $33 million collected in student, alumni and donor support since 2012, the Myhal Centre will be home to multiple engineering institutes.Read more →
