Hanon Systems secured C$10 million in government support from Canada for its electric compressor plant and R&D center in Vaughan, Ontario, within a total project valued at C$198.75 million. The plant targets up to 1.5 million compressors a year by 2034.
Montreal-based valve maker Velan plans a new facility in Durham Region, east of Toronto, to manufacture reactor integral and containment isolation valves for small modular reactors. The plan was announced alongside a partnership with GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy on June 17, 2026.
Kruger Inc. announced a C$333 million investment to build a nonwovens production unit on Île-de-la-Potherie in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, adjacent to its Wayagamack pulp and paper mill. Operations are planned to start in 2028.
Massilly North America will invest $85 million in a new facility in Brantford, Ontario, to produce food cans with coil cutting and three-piece can lines. The project creates 50 new jobs and sustains 228 existing ones, with $5 million in support from the Ontario government.
Axium Packaging celebrated the opening of a 227,000-square-foot plastic packaging plant in Brampton, Ontario, its third Ontario location. The facility uses more than 45 packaging equipment lines and 10 plastic resin silos. The article is dated December 16, 2025.
Burckhardt Compression opened a 12,916-square-foot regional service center in Sarnia, Ontario, offering sales, testing and maintenance support for compressors in Eastern Canada.
The Angelcare Group announced a CAD 20+ million investment in a new 130,000 sq. ft. logistics and packaging centre in Milton, Ontario. It will be the company's first dedicated packaging facility for clumping cat litter and will initially create 15 full-time jobs.
Ideal Can has opened a new steel canmaking facility in Chatham-Kent, Ontario, an investment of over C$80 million that is expected to create more than 200 jobs and produce hundreds of millions of cans annually.
Axium Packaging has opened a 227,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Brampton, Ontario, its third Ontario location, using more than 45 blow molding and injection molding lines.
Flair Packaging acquired a second 35,000-square-foot production and warehouse plant in Calgary, Alberta, to house its flexible packaging converting equipment. It also installed a 10-color flexographic press and a solventless laminator at its existing Calgary plant.
Danone Canada will invest CAD 9 million in its Boucherville, Quebec plant to begin producing individual PET yogurt cups for its Oikos brand, its first such facility in Canada.
Kruger Products inaugurated its new light dry crepe tissue plant in Sherbrooke, part of a $377.5-million expansion that created 205 direct jobs and doubled the site's production capacity.
Eco Guardian is on track to open a new Ontario, Canada facility making compostable and recyclable food service products, with capacity of about 2 billion cups per year, scheduled to open in Q4 2025.
Hanon Systems announced a new plant in Woodbridge, Ontario, to produce electric scroll compressors for hybrid and battery electric vehicles, with capacity of up to 900,000 units annually and about 300 planned jobs. Production is expected to start in the first half of 2025.
Atlantic Packaging Products opened a new manufacturing plant in Hamilton, Ontario, to increase capacity for packaging customers and create local jobs. The company is hiring for the site.
Norbec opened its new CAD 45 million manufacturing plant in Strathroy, Ontario, its first in Ontario, creating 70 jobs to serve Ontario and U.S. Midwest markets.
NETZSCH Pumps & Systems is expanding in Western Canada with a new 11,500 sq ft assembly, sales and service facility in Calgary, Alberta. The site is meant to serve the energy sector and other industries closer to customers.
Asahi Kasei has broken ground on a lithium-ion battery separator plant in Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada, expected to begin commercial production later. The article is truncated, so the investment value and start date are not stated.
Amcor Capsules opened a new plant in Granby, Quebec, Canada, to increase closure and capsule production for North American wine and spirits customers, with commercial operations expected in early April 2024.
Axium Packaging is constructing an 80 million dollar manufacturing site in Brampton, Ontario, expected to open in July 2024. The facility will make plastic containers, tubes and caps, and is designed to be LEED Silver compliant.
SheaRock Construction Group will build a 30,000-square-foot facility in the Windsor-Essex area of Ontario to manufacture plastic sewer maintenance shafts, investing about $4.29 million and creating 20 new jobs. The plant is targeted to be fully operational by 2026, producing up to 10,000 units a month.
Axium Packaging is constructing a new manufacturing facility in Brampton, Ontario, investing over CAD 80 million and employing 250 people. The site is expected to open in July 2024.
Priya Industrie announced a new food processing, production, co-packing and packaging plant in Longueuil, Quebec, built with a C$19 million investment. Operations are scheduled to start in April 2023.
Sheen Legend Packaging received a C$2.5 million investment through the Jobs and Growth Fund for a new Cobourg, Ontario facility producing biodegradable plant-based packaging materials. The project will raise production capacity by 50%.
AMD Medicom announced a new subsidiary, Manikheir Canada, to produce nitrile gloves in London, Ontario. The investment is over CAD 120 million and is expected to create 145 direct jobs, backed by an Ontario government purchasing commitment.
Royal Containers is moving its western facility from London to a larger footprint at 400 South Edgeware Road in St. Thomas, Ontario, to address growth and increase capacity.
Kruger Products completed and started up its new tissue manufacturing facility in Brompton, Sherbrooke, featuring Canada's largest through-air-dry tissue machine after C$575M of investment.
Canadian flexible packaging company Rootree Inc. opened a second location in Montréal, Québec, to serve French-speaking and Québec-based clients, as the company grows its customer base across North America.
Solucan is setting up a digital can printing production line in part of the former Wabasso plant in Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, for a project of CAD 4,094,891. The Quebec government granted a loan of CAD 1,340,713 and the federal government a loan of CAD 500,000; production started in December.
Charl-Pol, a maker of welded mechanical parts for heavy industry, has begun construction of a fifth plant in Baie-Comeau, Quebec, with an investment of CAD 3 to 5 million. The lower bound is used here.
Beneco Packaging and its subsidiary SoOpak have opened a second facility in Scarborough, Ontario, which will be a design, manufacturing and finishing production house once fully operational.
Aerzen Canada celebrated the opening of a new 26,000 square foot building with office space and a production facility at an event held March 19, 2019. The company describes itself as in a growth and expansion mode.
Enviroplast is building a new state-of-the-art plastic film recycling facility in Vaughan, Ontario, to be commissioned in Q3 2019, as part of an investment of $25,000,000 across its two facilities.
Food manufacturer Whyte's is building a $16 million facility in Wallaceburg, Ontario, expected to create 100 jobs. The announcement was reported on August 23, 2018.
Hebert's Recycling Inc. officially opened a new recycling plant on Glencoe Drive in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador, which grinds plastic bottles into flakes and bales tin cans. The plant employs 18 people and can process 78 million plastic containers per year.
The Bel Group will build its first Canadian plant in Sorel-Tracy, Quebec, to produce Mini Babybel cheese. The C$87 million investment is expected to create 170 jobs, with commercial production starting in early 2020.
Coca-Cola Canada announced an C$85 million investment to build a new production facility in Peterborough, Ontario, to produce fairlife Ultrafiltered Milk. Operations are scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2020.
Frulact Canada Inc. established a 58,000-square-foot research and development and food processing facility in Kingston, Ontario, supported by up to C$6 million from federal and provincial governments and creating up to 55 jobs.
Nu Flow Technologies built a 38,000 square foot manufacturing and R&D facility in Ajax, Ontario to serve licensees worldwide. The article is dated 28 February 2018 and no investment value was given.
Ontario tent and industrial bag maker Porcupine Canvas has relocated its production to Boucherville, Quebec, with a CAD 5.2 million investment and 30 jobs over two years. The move raises its annual production capacity by about 25%.
Cooper Standard celebrated the grand opening of its dedicated Industrial Specialty Group facility in Sherbrooke, Quebec, which consolidates three existing ISG sites. The $10 million investment supports non-automotive EPDM rubber sealing products.
AP&C, a subsidiary of Arcam AB and GE Additive, officially inaugurated its new titanium powder manufacturing facility in Saint-Eustache, Quebec, which will add 106 jobs by the end of 2017.
Tulsar Canada, a manufacturer of water and wastewater control systems and a division of Zoeller Corporation, moved into a new facility in Brant County, Ontario, and plans to quadruple production and workforce there.