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Winnipeg manufacturer sees public transit fueling, driving itself

New Flyer Industries Vice-President of Engineering Chris Stoddart (left) and Director of New Product Development Thomas Small with one of the company's buses. (Joe Knycha)
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By:
Kelly Taylor
October 27, 2016 05:00 AM

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Mobility
Robots in auto manufacturing are getting smarter. Here’s how

The developments can help manufacturers pivot from specialized to multipurpose needs during skills shortages and other challenges.

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By:
Molly Boigon
Robots in auto manufacturing are getting smarter. Here’s how
Manufacturing
U.S. tariff countdown has nations racing to turn talks into deals
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By:
Jenny Leonard and Brendan Murray, Bloomberg
U.S. tariff countdown has nations racing to turn talks into deals
Manufacturing
U.S. automakers want preferential tariffs for Canada and Mexico over the UK
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By:
John Irwin
U.S. automakers want preferential tariffs for Canada and Mexico over the UK
Stellantis
Stellantis uses AI to bring back late ‘Imported from Detroit’ ad voice for a new patriotic campaign
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By:
E.J. Schultz, Ad Age
Stellantis uses AI to bring back late ‘Imported from Detroit’ ad voice for a new patriotic campaign