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February 2023

N E W S L E T T E R

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Automate Canada is happy to recognize Mirka as our February member spotlight. Mirka is a new Automate Canada member, who started out in 1942, and has decades of experience as a world leader in surface finishing technology. Their automation solution is used in many different sanding applications.

Dedicated to innovative research and development, Mirka has also launched new microfinishing products for optimised engineered surface finishing processes, as well as a full range of polishing compounds.

I had the pleasure of meeting with Keren Binmahar and George Varagic of Mirka to discuss their company, goals and membership. One thing that stood out right away was their enthusiasm for their company and products and their interest in being involved as Automate Canada members.

Find out more information about Mirka Canada HERE
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Automate Canada Magazine

Automate Canada is happy to present our magazine! Thank you to all advertisers and to those who submitted articles for our Fall edition. Stay tuned for the next edition, which will be released in Summer 2023.

Stay up to date on our bi-annual publication HERE

Hard copies are available by request. Please email [email protected]



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NEWS

2023 MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS DUE

AUTOMATE CANADA renewals were due on January 1, 2023. If you have not returned your renewal form please do so ASAP to avoid any disruption in member benefits, event invitations and communications.

Contact [email protected] if you have any questions, to submit your form or to make your renewal payment.
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CAMM 2023 ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
The Canadian Association of Moldmakers has scheduled their 37th Annual Golf Tournament.
Automate Canada Members can find out more information HERE and Non-members can find out more information HERE

Please email [email protected] with any questions or if you would like to donate a door prize for the event.
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CAMM announces participation in NPE 2024

CAMM is pleased to announce their attendance at NPE 2024! As a member benefit, CAMM and Automate Canada members receive access to premium space and reduced rates. A special thank you goes out to Cyrus Jebely, of Cap-Thin Molds, who will be attending the NPE Space Draw on CAMM's behalf.

Find out more information HERE

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EXPRESS TO TRADES CAREER EXPO
February 15, 2023
Automate Canada will be present at the Express to Trades Career Expo taking place on February 15, 2023, courtesy of Windsor Express. This event targets students in grades 7-12, and their parents, to encourage them to enter a skilled trade. Find more information about the event HERE

For more information, or to attend, please email [email protected]
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MEMBERS IN THE NEWS
Skilled Trades, manufacturing, construction driving rise in area wages

Powered by the buoyant construction, skilled trades and manufacturing sectors, Statistics Canada reports the Windsor-Sarnia region saw a $6 per hour surge in its average wage for all occupations in 2022.

The region, which also includes Chatham-Kent, saw the overall average wage rise from $19.65 per hour at the end of quarter three of 2021 to $25.65 a year later. That rise pushed the local area past the national and provincial averages of $24.20 and $24.65 respectively...

Read the full story HERE
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Photo: Douglas Santori, of Parallel 42 Systems, an Automate Canada member featured in the below story.
Windsor’s ‘outdated’ IT system another sign of large organizations leaving tech departments ‘starved of resources,’ says consultant
A report given to Windsor City Council this week which said “financial constraint” and “limited corporate leadership” has stifled innovation of the city’s information technology systems is yet another example of how large organizations leave “IT departments starved of resources,” according to a local software consultant.
The report was presented to council Monday by StrategyCorp Inc. The group did so after the city received provincial funding of $127,000 to help pay for “an independent third-party reviewer” that would look into the city’s digital modernization strategy.
Read the full story HERE
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