Mark Nantais

Type: Person

Name: Mark Nantais

First reported 16 hours ago - Updated 14 hours ago - 2 reports

Harmonizing Canada-U.S. trade regulations back on front burner

WASHINGTON White House officials will be at the Canadian embassy on Thursday to discuss a joint Canada-United States initiative feared to be on life support in recent months — the Regulatory Co-operation Council, aimed at harmonizing trade regulations ... [Published Hamilton Spectator - 14 hours ago]

Entities: Harmonization, Canada, White House, Dominic Mancini, Mark Nantais

First reported Jun 14 2013 - Updated Jun 14 2013 - 1 reports

Leading Automobile Manufacturers Commend Ontario for Supporting Manufacturing and Worker Safety

/CNW/ - The Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association representing leading automobile manufacturers in the province commends the Ontario government for prudently reassessing and retaining the industrial exception under the Professional Engineers Ac ... [Published Canada NewsWire - Jun 14 2013]

Entities: Mark Nantais, Manufacturing, Workers

First reported Jun 13 2013 - Updated Jun 13 2013 - 1 reports

[In-Car Tech] Automakers Support Canada's New Smog Emissions Standards

Vehicle Related Smog Emissions1985 – 2010 (CNW Group/Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association (CVMA))TORONTO – The Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association (CVMA) supports the announcement that Environment Canada intends adopt Tier 3 emissions standards, ... [Published Technology Tell - Jun 13 2013]

Entities: Smog, Emission, Canada, Mark Nantais

First reported Jun 12 2013 - Updated Jun 12 2013 - 1 reports

Environment Canada

Canadian car emissions standards to mirror U.S.

(Thinkstock)Tier 3 standards lower allowable sulphur in exhaust fumesThe Canadian government will align its transportation-related emissions standards with the more stringent Tier 3 standards employed by the U.S., Environment Canada said June 7."This ... [Published Sympatico - Jun 12 2013]

Entities: Emission, Sulfur, Environment Canada, United States, Mark Nantais

First reported Jun 07 2013 - Updated Jun 08 2013 - 3 reports

Minister Kentâs remarks announcing Canada's intention to align with Proposed United States Tier 3 transportation standards

First off, Iâd like to thank Mr. Ichii from Toyota and this dealership for their hospitality and allowing us to be here today. Thank you.Iâd also like to thank David Adams, from the Global Automakers of Canada, PeterÂ Boag, from the Canadian Fuels Association, ... [Published Department of the Environment Canada - Jun 08 2013]

Entities: Air Pollution, Canada, Emission

First reported Jan 14 2013 - Updated Jan 15 2013 - 1 reports

General Motors Company

Investment fund for auto sector gets five year extension from Ottawa

OAKVILLE, Ont. — Ottawa has renewed the $250 million investment fund that puts cash aside for car companies and their suppliers, part of a five-year plan to help keep the auto manufacturing industry thriving in Canada.Prime Minister Stephen Harper, speaking ... [Published Plant Engineering and Maintenance - Jan 14 2013]

Entities: General Motors Company, Ottawa, Stephen Harper, Canada, Oshawa (Canada)

Quotes

"we're looking for a commitment along the lines of fully satisfying and executing all the action plans as quickly as possible because the time frames have slipped a little bit" said Mark Nantais, president of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association

Harmonizing Canada-U.S. trade regulations back on front burner [Published Hamilton Spectator - 14 hours ago]

...place worker safety above all else and have firmly entrenched highly sophisticated worker health and safety programs in their plants in Ontario.$ " a repeal of the long standing industrial exception would provide no clear safety enhancement for ontario and create an unnecessary overlap with existing employer obligations under the existing occupational health and safety act psr regime as required by the ministry of labour" , said Mark Nantais, President

Leading Automobile Manufacturers Commend Ontario for Supporting Manufacturing and Worker Safety [Published Canada NewsWire - Jun 14 2013]