A worker uses a grinder on a steel at a factory in Burnaby, B.C., in a file photo. The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck|March 16, 2026Updated:March 16, 2026News AnalysisOn factory floors across Canada, aging machinery hums in plants that are investing less and producing fewer goods than competitors. While other advanced economies upgrade and automate, Canada’s manufacturing sector has been losing ground for years, and experts warn it’s set to get worse without major policy changes.
Rusting Out: How Canadas Factories Are Falling Behind Rivalsand How to Turn It Around
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