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Budget 2010: Out of the blocks but a long race ahead
OTTAWA – Budget 2010 will help Canada’s manufacturers and exporters
compete, but it offers no guarantee that Canada will win gold on the
global economic podium as the race from recession to recovery begins.
Roadmap to Recovery - Charting a Course to Recovery - March 2010
March 3, 2010
The recent financial meltdown led to the deepest global economic recession since the 1930s. Significant risks remain in financial markets. Now, after more than a year of economic recession, demand is beginning to pick up – largely fuelled by government fiscal and monetary stimulus. At the same time, Canadian businesses face significant challenges that will constrain their ability to take advantage of rising demand and slow Canada’s economic rebound.
Speech from the Throne - March 2010
March 3, 2010
A Stronger Canada. A Stronger Economy. Now and for the Future.
CME Promotes Tax Improvement to Flaherty
February 24, 2010
We are writing on behalf of manufacturers in all sectors across Canada
to urge you, as part of the Government’s forthcoming budget, to extend
the period during which businesses can claim...
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Students in the IEEQ Program at the University of Manitoba are available for employment beginning in April / May 2010.
StandardAero Honoured at Canadian Innovation Awards
Posted Feb 5, 2010
OTTAWA - StandardAero of Winnipeg was honoured at the Canadian Innovation Awards.
Buy American Deal Step Forward, Fight Must Go On - CME
Friday, February 05, 2010
OTTAWA - Today's announcement that the Canadian government and the
provinces have concluded an agreement with the US administration to
improve access to US procurement markets for Canadian manufacturers and
exporters is positive, but the fight against Buy American restrictions
must go on, according to Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME).
Sun rising not setting on Canadian manufacturing: survey
Monday, February 01, 2010
OTTAWA – Canadians want a made-in-Canada solution to manufacturing a vibrant economy emerging from the recession, according to a nation-wide survey released today.