Manufacturing (Ottawa)
This is Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions and other government-related news coming out of Ottawa and the provincial governments.
This newsletter channel covers manufacturing in a broad range of industries like food, automotive, aerospace, apparel, chemical, electronics, paper, metals, plastics and rubber, packaging, and machining.
Once a week, we break down the most important updates in this space in under five minutes.
This Week in Manufacturing — Ottawa (#20, 2026)
Canada invests $100M in low-carbon aluminum; Tribunal launches injury inquiry on Chinese forged grinding media; Defence procurement focus shifts to execution; StatsCan: manufacturing sales rise 4.6%; Canada–Ukraine drone production partnership; Energy NL conference targets critical minerals and c...
Lobbying on Manufacturing - Ottawa (May 2026 edition)
Once a month, we partner up with LobbyIQ to update our readers on recent movements in the federal lobbying landscape in Ottawa. We provide separate coverage for each channel, defined by the most relevant industries, organizations, institutions, and subject matters.
Key Takeaways — Manufacturing
* Lobbying activity totalled 275 meetings in April
This Week in Manufacturing — Ottawa (#19, 2026)
This Week in Manufacturing — Ottawa (#18, 2026)
Federal investments target aluminum, aerospace, and manufacturing resilience; CBSA continues cable injury probe; StatsCan: March sales rise; Quebec, Ontario, BC see sector-specific support.
This Week in Manufacturing — Ottawa (#17, 2026)
Government launches commercial spin-off of photonics facility; $20M invested in critical minerals refinery; regulatory review timeline reforms proposed; March trade surplus; inquiry into Austrian oil and gas casing; federal investments target workforce and applied research; ICE Pact expands Arcti...
This Week in Manufacturing — Ottawa (#16, 2026)
Major investments in battery manufacturing and critical minerals; new nuclear energy strategy; federal action on skilled trades expansion; photonic semiconductor initiative; Saskatchewan tech and AI funding; new StatsCan machinery/equipment data.