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Manufacturers Day, founded in Windsor in 2013, saw more than 1,000 students visit 20 local companies to learn about their work.

Despite the raised new minimum wage in Ontario to $16.55, labour representatives are pushing to have it rise to "at least" $20.

The association is staging a virtual discussion on Sept. 20, and an in-person discussion on Sept. 25.

The COVID-19 pandemic helped bring a project to Windsor that was nine years in the making.

Cavalier Tool is investing $15 million in its Windsor mold-making operation, while the Ontario government is chipping in $2.25 million.

Cavalier Tool and Mold received $2.25 million in provincial funding towards a $15 million worth of new equipment which allows them to apply assembly line techniques to mold making.

Study shows 3,000 vacancies in the automotive technician trades in Ontario, with the labour shortage expected to persist into the 2030s.

The projects focus: provide career coaches for women; identify strategies to draw women to skilled trades, and develop community resources.

The projects focus: provide career coaches for women; identify strategies to draw women to skilled trades, and develop community resources.

The Windsor Detroit Tunnel Corporation has appointed Tal Czudner as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective August 1st, 2023. Czudner will succeed