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Tariffs, new technology, free trade deals, and changing automotive platforms are all challenging Canadian die and mold shops, while at the same time creating potential opportunities for the sector. Part of this change is a move toward electric vehicle (EV) production, which has the possibility of adding work to the mold making pipeline.
“Canadian Metalworking’s partnership with CAMM is a great fit. This new partnership will help CAMM expand its reach into the largest metalworking audience in Canada, and it also will strengthen and broaden the magazine’s readership and editorial contribution to the mold making sector,” said Kathleen Fitzgerald, associate publisher of Canadian Metalworking.
Canadian Metalworking has more than 25,000 subscribers in Canada’s metal cutting industries of mold making, automotive, aerospace, oil and gas, medical, and general machining.
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Jaded says: | |
Wow, Torstar really seems to be on a mission to bankrupt one magazine after another.... |
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Lorene Shyba says: | |
Full of terrific information, Thanks!... |