From the Editor
Global economic recovery gains momentum
The recovery in the global economy is gaining strength even faster than economists and governments had initially predicted raising hopes that the worst of the downturn is behind us. more...
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Jerry Cook
Editor, MP&P
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Plasma or Oxyfuel: Which method is right for you?
 With cleaner cuts, faster cut times and significantly reduced operating costs, the benefits of Hypertherm plasma over oxyfuel are easy to see and easy to feel in your pocketbook. Hypertherm plasma systems don't require pre-heating, cut faster and produce a better-quality cut, all while operating at costs up to 5 1/2 times lower than oxyfuel. Plus, plasma has the power to cut, pierce and bevel electrically conductive metals that are more than 1.75'' thick, while still having the versatility to make thinner cuts that oxyfuel just can't handle. Discover why plasma is the perfect choice for you at plasmavsoxyfuel.com.
 PREVENTING DARK TIMES. THE POWER OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
We're energising the nuclear industry.
With nearly 80 percent of the 441 commercial nuclear reactors worldwide more than 15 years old and reaching the end of their active lives, how will the industry develop to fill the energy gap?
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NEWS:
BDC introduces financing initiative for auto parts suppliers
The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) has introduced a new financing initiative to help struggling or shuttered auto parts manufacturers resume production. more...
Chrysler adds new vehicles at Windsor plant
According to media reports, Chrysler Group LLC has started building diesel models and right-hand drive versions of minivans for global markets for the first time at its plant in Windsor, ON. Chrysler had originally produced the right-hand minivans at the Magna Steyr plant in Austria under a contract that ended in December, 2007. more...
Doria appointed CWB Group board chairman
Canadian Welding Bureau Group (CWB)-Industry Services has announced the appointment of Joseph G. Doria to the position of chairman of the CWB Group Board, taking over from past chairman Greg V. Lever. more...
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