
Manitoba manufacturers among four companies receiving $4.1M from feds
August 6, 2021
By Manufacturing AUTOMATION
Two manufacturing companies and a trades school in Manitoba are among four beneficiaries receiving over $4.1 million in funding from the federal government.
Diemo Machine Works will receive $1,520,000 through Western Economic Diversification Canada’s Business Scale-up and Productivity program to integrate advanced technologies that enhance production efficiencies and enable the expansion of manufacturing capacity.
Keystone Granite will receive $1,168,500 through the same program to increase stone fabrication capacity within a new production facility.
Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology will receive $1,305,529 through the Regional Innovation Ecosystems program for the Institute to establish a skills development and training initiative in cyber security.
The fourth project is for Micro Traffic to continue operations during COVID-19 pandemic.
These investments are expected to result in training 85 people, and 46 new jobs.
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