Methanex Reports Fourth Quarter Results and Stronger Earnings in 2011
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Methanex Corporation
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First Canadian Patients Treated with TriVascular Ovationâ„¢ Abdominal Stent Graft System
SANTA ROSA, Calif., Dec. 22, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- TriVascular, Inc. of Santa Rosa, California, announced today the first Canadian patients treated with its Ovation™ Abdominal Stent Graft. The innovative, ultra low profile (14F OD) system is designed to expand the...
Dan Kramer Joins CoActiv Capital Partners as Executive Vice President and General Manager of Technology and Franchise Finance Sales Divisions
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Nordion Reports Strong Fiscal 2011 Financial Results; Provides Fiscal 2012 Outlook
Fourth quarter segment earnings increase 22% to $27.8 million compared with fiscal 2010 Strong fiscal 2011 annual revenue growth of 23%, with TheraSphere® revenue up 47% year-over-year $71.6 million in cash returned to shareholders during fiscal 2011 by way...
Enablence Technologies Inc. Announces Preliminary Results for the First Quarter Ending September 30, 2011
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Tim Thorsteinson
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Tim Thorsteinson
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Mecachrome Canada Is On Its Way to Becoming a Tier 1 Integrator
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (SAN DIEGO, CA, January 13, 2010) – In an interview with Business Review Canada, Mecachrome Canada’s Vice President and General Manger Pierre Ayotte describes how the aero structure manufacturing company is carrying out its vision of...
Ford: August Sales Top the Chart
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd. announced on Wednesday that August 2010 had remarkably been the best since 1990 with sales increasing 8% during the month.
With sales increasing by 8 % in compared to what it had been last year, the Detroit automaker once again retained the top sales spot in Canada in August.
GM Canada Invests $245 million in St. Catharines plant
The St. Catharines powertrain facility of General Motors Canada received good news today with the announcement of a $245 million investment to begin producing fuel-efficient six-speed transmissions in 2012.
GM: Canadian & U.S. loans repaid
Less than a year since it emerged from bankruptcy, GM has today confirmed it has repaid the loans it received from the U.S. and Canadian governments.
It is an important step towards reducing government ownership of the firm.
SemCAMS: Getting Natural Gas to Market
It may take a lot of work to draw the raw ingredients for gas, sulfur, butane and propane from the ground, but it also requires a tireless perseverance to refine natural gas into these products in a safe and economical way.
GM to start loan repayments early
GM has today said it will start paying back its government loans much earlier than expected.
GM to be re-launched mid-July
General Motors' plan to emerge from bankruptcy, with a lot of help from the U.S. Federal Government, has been approved by a Federal judge.
Ford Canada sales jump 25 percent in June
By John McCrank
Crunch time looms for GM and Chrysler restructuring
By Kevin Krolicki and John Crawley
GM prepares for bankruptcy
By Kevin Krolicki and John Crawley
GM takes $500 million in Canadian loans
The funding, part of an interim bridge loan announced in December, is to be used only for working capital while GM revamps ahead of a June 1 deadline imposed by Washington and Ottawa.
Canada, like U.S., sees auto plan this month
The White House said on Thursday that President Barack Obama would unveil bailout plans for auto manufacturers before leaving for a European trip on March 31, and Canadian Industry Minister Tony Cleme
Union "optimistic" as Chrysler Canada talks begin
By John McCrank
Chrysler Canada cannot afford GM-CAW deal: source
The CAW said the GM agreement, ratified Wednesday, shaves several dollars an hour off labor costs for active employees and significantly reduces the costs for retirees.
Ford joins Chrysler in saying GM-CAW deal too weak
The company joined Chrysler in saying it wants more concessions from the CAW, which has agreed to open up contract agreements with the Detroit-based automakers to try to help the companies though the
