An economic guide for the welding industry in 2024.

Metalworking & Manufacturing Expos, FABTECH Canada ready to roll in first half of the year.

How automation can allow for greater diversity.

This article specifically focuses on the shop based structural steel applications and the effects of shielding gas selection using FCAW.

When it comes to managing suppliers, a one-size-fits-all method can be a big mistake. A risk-based approach to supplier classification can help.

The federal government’s Fall Economic Statement set a positive direction for 2024, but implementation needs to happen faster.

MaJIC is a not-for-profit providing certification testing, technical guidance, customized training, procedure development, and applied research.

Many articles in the December 2023 issue of Canadian Fabricating & Welding serve as reminders of your talent pool options.

The Canadian Welding Bureau announced important collaborations that will grow its influence and bolster Canada's auto repair and collision business.

A look back at some of the hottest topics and trends of the past year.

CFW’s parent company, the Fabricators and Manufacturers Association, has gone through a rebrand to better reflect its place in the industry.

Cobot programming simplified, ease of use improved in welding applications.

This important part of worker health and safety needs more attention in the workplace. Here are some suggestions on how to tackle it.

CWB-EWI will display the newest and most innovative welding technology in the business, including cobots and tele-welding.