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Richmond Hill headquartered Artaflex acquires Custom Rapid Response (CRS) Inc. and GSNetworks Inc.

“When you couple the addition of five SMT lines from CRS and their focus around power, sustainable/renewable energy and the industrial automation markets with our focus on higher volume pcb assembly, box build, systems integrations and test (SIT), this combination will provide a very comprehensive suite of services in the Southern Ontario region,” enthused Gerry Iuliano, EVP of business development for Artaflex.
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Aurora headquartered Magna wins battery enclosures business on first-ever Chevrolet Silverado EV

Battery enclosures, which all battery electric vehicles require, house high-voltage batteries, electrical components, sensors, and connectors. They contribute to the structural and safety aspects of a vehicle’s frame and protect critical battery components from potential impact, heat and water intrusion.
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Markham headquartered DealerAI announces data integration with Cox Automotive

One of the significant benefits of this integration is that it effectively streamlines dealership service department operations. For example, dealers can eliminate the need for manual data entry of service appointment bookings, reducing potential errors and gaining new understandings of user behaviours.
Navitas dashboard

Markham headquartered Enghouse Systems acquires SaaS provider Navita

“Navita’s products have a strong presence in the Brazilian market,” said Steve Sadler, Chairman & CEO of Enghouse. “We intend to pursue expansion of this business through Enghouse’s existing and new relationships with other telecom service providers and other partners.”
Kontrol Biowater Technologies

Vaughan headquartered Kontrol BioWater Technology completes successful phase 1 viral detection in wastewater: advancing biomonitoring technology

The Kontrol BioWater wastewater viral detection Phase 1 testing was completed with support from the National Research Council of Canada. The BioWater utilizes the core scientific technique of a Modified Western Blot to identify viruses.
Clearly Canadian bottles

Richmond Hill-based Clearly Canadian surpasses 50 million bottles shipped

The demand for the iconic glass bottles exceeded all expectations and has only continued to grow. To date, the Clearly Canadian distribution footprint has increased to more than 15,000+ retailers across North America, as well as expanded its online Amazon business to over 3,000 cases per month.
Lifeguards at Canada's Wonderland

Canada’s Wonderland to hire 4,000 associates for 2023 season

“Our seasonal associates play an important role in our mission of delivering amazing experiences to all of our guests,” said Norm Pirtovshek, general manager at Canada’s Wonderland. “We’re proud to offer highly competitive wages, amazing perks, and an opportunity to make lifelong friends and develop essential leadership skills to help build future careers.”
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Vaughan Headquartered Kontrol Technologies operating subsidiary CEM Specialties selected by new USA customer for multiple integration projects

CEMSI won the opportunity based on its expertise in the regulated emission monitoring market as well as its ability to integrate highly complex emission systems which include real-time monitoring.
Dignitaries celebrate the final beam.

York University’s new Markham campus marks ‘topping out’ milestone with ceremony

Markham mayor Frank Scarpitti congratulated on York University for this latest milestone, “The new campus will complement our growing downtown with its beautifully designed architecture and inviting entrance. We look forward to the official opening in 2024.”
Bell Booth in Staples

Richmond Hill Headquartered Staples Canada and Bell announce multi-year strategic partnership to sell Bell communications services through Staples

The two companies combined will offer consumers and small and medium businesses the wireless and wireline services they need through Staples’ retail and direct sales presence throughout the country.
A house that looks like a leafy puzzle

Vaughan-based Empire Communities acquires ERTH, appoints Vice President, Sustainability & Innovation

“As we move into our 30th year of homebuilding, we believe that the diversification of our business into more innovation-driven initiatives will continue to position Empire as the builder of choice for homebuyers across North America, says Andrew and Dan Guizzetti, co-CEOs of Empire Communities.
NewMakeIt store

‘Over the moon’: Newmarket creators embrace plans to make town an arts community in Greater Toronto Area

“We’ve done an extremely good job at building out our recreational amenities. But it’s really been in the last decade we’ve seen a — pardon the pun — a renaissance and interest and activity and growth in the arts (developed over a century),” Mayor John Taylor said.
Beertown in Newmarket

Beertown set to open on the border of East Gwillimbury and Newmarket this spring at Yonge and Green Lane

“The team and I are highly anticipating the launch of our 10th Beertown location. We look forward to expanding and bringing our unique dining experience which encompasses the custom design elements that have defined us, and serving the high quality food and beverage products on which we’ve built our name and reputation,” Jody Palubiski, partner, Charcoal Group said.
Worksport Truck Liners

Richmond Hill headquartered Worksport approves manufacturing line for shipment to western New York factory

“With the expected delivery of this custom-built machine, we are now on the verge of being able to produce the major components for our proprietary and patented hard-folding tonneau covers right here in our American factory,” said Worksport CEO Steven Rossi.
Construct Cohort 1

Construct, a social enterprise by Blue Door, welcomes first cohort at new training centre in Aurora

“There are a lot of employment programs out there, but many are streamlining people into precarious work or employment that pays a minimum wage, but not necessarily a living wage,” explained Emily Rowe, Construct’s senior manager, social enterprise.