REGINA—Thousands of small-scale geothermal boreholes have been drilled across Canada over the past several years for home heating, but until now, the country has not tapped into the clean source of energy to produce power READ HERE

One of the most common reasons people shy away from woodworking is that they think they need a huge garage or workspace. But you can successfully set up a small hobbyist woodworking shop in any space, even in an apartment. A compact wood shop just takes a little planning and... read more →

Cooper Equipment Rentals added the Trench Safety division to its products and services in 2016 as part of our ongoing commitment to safety, and to meeting customers’ broader equipment needs,” says Cooper Trench Safety’s business development manager Cameron Dougherty. “It was a logical fit and complement to the Cooper Equipment... read more →

The Toronto-based regional air carrier is moving into an existing hangar and will create 18 full-time positions to perform daily overnight maintenance on two Bombardier Q400 aircraft that will return to service the following day READ HERE

Cummins and Hyundai jointly developed an electric powered mini excavator in October 2018, designed to operate for a full eight-hour shift and recharge in under three hours. According to Cummins, the machine eliminates all gaseous emissions and reduces noise READ HERE

Kirkland Lake Gold announced record levels of annual and quarterly production from its mines in northeastern Ontario and Australia. The Toronto-based global miner said total 2018 production at its three cornerstone mines was a record 723,477 ounces, up 21 per cent from the 596,405 ounces from the previous year READ HERE

Morbark has announced the acquisition of DENIS CIMAF based in Quebec. This is the company’s second acquisition since Stellex acquired Morback in 2016. According to the company, purchasing DENIS CIMAF will broaden its range of industrial equipment, aftermarket parts, and service offered to customers READ HERE

The heaviest piece of equipment to ever move across Alberta’s road network has begun a four-day journey from a fabrication plant in Edmonton to the site of a new petrochemical facility a few dozen kilometres away READ HERE