The provincial government has announced it is spending $13.2 million to provide pre-apprenticeship training to approximately 1,200 people. According to a release issued by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and... read more →

With a short-line railroader threatening to pull freight service this month, Queen’s Park delivered $980,000 to the Huron Central Railway to keep it running for another year in northeastern Ontario READ... read more →

Canadian veterans took part in the second annual Veteran Build Day in Orleans, Ont. as part of Habitat for Humanity Greater Ottawa’s (Habitat GO) Military Build program which takes place... read more →

First Cobalt has started testing material at its refinery in northeastern Ontario. But the Toronto exploration company cautions that it hasn't made a final decision on whether to put the... read more →

Once the head of a screw gets stripped, you may feel like it's never going to come back out. But there are two ways to remove a stripped screw READ HERE

Construction is underway on the largest office tower to go up in Montreal in a quarter century READ HERE

The Craig Mine-Onaping Depth Project is not only becoming a reality, but it will also have the distinction of being the first mine to be completely battery-electric, even if it means building READ... read more →

A new colouring and story book features children sharing stories about people they know who work in the skilled trades with the goal of teaching youth about the career opportunities... read more →

At its most basic level, an engine is an air pump. Internal combustion engines breathe fresh air and expel wasted exhaust gases to make power. Something has to tell those... read more →