EnerPure Inc., a Winnipeg-based recycling and energy transition company, completed their 15-year recycling technology development project. The $40M project was funded through provincial and federal grants in addition to fund-raising initiatives. The recycling company is aiming to deploy 21 recycling plants and reduce cumulative green house gas emissions by one million tonnes within six years.
- Layoff
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Professional, scientific and technical services
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Added on 2025-02-24
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Winnipeg Region, MB
- globenewswire.com
Hexagon Purus, a battery electric truck manufacturer, has laid off 40% of its workforce or 50 employees due to economic uncertainty caused by the threat of American tariffs and the loss of a major contract. The layoffs are spread across the company’s offices in Kelowna, Ontario, California and Texas.
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Manufacturing
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Added on 2025-02-13
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Thompson–Okanagan Region, BC
- castanet.net
The Regional District of Central Kootenay has announced it will be closing the Kokanee Creek Marina recycling depot permanently on December 31. The closure is expected to save roughly $68.5K per year. The changes were made to increase the operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the region’s facilities.
- Layoff
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Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services
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Added on 2024-12-06
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Kootenay Region, BC
- castanet.net
Eleven local business in North Bay are investing $28M, with support from the provincial government, to expand company operations, creating 76 jobs
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Added on 2024-10-27
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Northeast Region, ON
- baytoday.ca
Saskatoon-based Shercom Industries will lay off 79 employees on December 2 after the province awarded tire recycling rights to California's Crumb Rubber Manufacturing. In 2022, Shercom employed approximately 140 staff. After this round of layoffs, 20 employees will remain.
- Other type of event
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Manufacturing
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Added on 2024-10-25
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Saskatoon–Biggar Region, SK
- cbc.ca
British Columbia is experiencing a notable loss in manufacturing jobs. There is also declining investment in the sector. Wood product manufacturing, food processing, machinery, and fabricated metal products are the largest manufacturing industries in B.C. Industry stakeholders explained that barriers to investment include taxation, red tape and industrial land costs.
- Other type of event
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Manufacturing
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Added on 2024-10-15
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British Columbia
- www.biv.com
