As the jingle goes, good things groooow in Ontario.
As it turns out, good things are made in Ontario too! Maybe you drove to work in an Ontario made car today. When you stopped to blow your nose – ‘tis the season, right? – you might have used a tissue made right here in Ontario. As you sat in your office chair…guess what, eastern Ontario makes furniture too.
From planes and trains to boats, from concrete to cables, and from cameras to screens, on this very special edition of the Eastern Ontario Business Journal podcast, host Phil Gaudreau looks at some of the stuff made and built in Eastern Ontario as well as the recently released magazine of the same name. He’s joined by JP Giroux of the Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium, Patrick Tallon of Tulmar Safety Systems and Daniel Liao of St Lawrence College.
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Educators: make sure you check out the STUFF Student Activity Guide available at stuffmadeandbuilt.ca.
