By positioning itself in a region already rich in mineral assets and infrastructure, Labrador Iron Mines is reviving a historic mining operation within the heart of Canada’s prolific Labrador Trough iron range. Keith Regan learns how this first mover of high-quality DSO product envisions a growing production profile at its deposits along the Quebec-Labrador border.

Derik Davis tells Jane Bordenave how IMI Cornelius is a leading force for innovation in the beverage market, and how being a global business can benefit and challenge a company.

A large number of regulatory environmental agencies in Oregon get involved when you demolish one bridge and construct another, David Hendricks learns from Hamilton Construction’s Kevin Parrish.

Rob Harris reports on ENMAX Corporation, a Canadian utility company that envisions a future where nothing is wasted and everything is gained.

ENMAX Corporation is a vertically integrated utility company completely owned by the City of Calgary, Alberta. Providing Albertans with electricity for over 100 years, ENMAX has more than 640,000 customers and annual revenue of C$1.7 billion.

David Hendricks talks to several executives to learn the latest developments at Corby Distilleries Limited, a leading Canadian manufacturer and marketer of spirits and imported wines.

Iris Seymour talks to Clatskanie People’s Utility District to learn about new projects powering electric generation for the region’s industries and residents.

A comprehensive product portfolio, market expansion and customization add up to make Bunting Bearings a leader in its field.

Bristol Compressors is recognized in the HVAC and refrigeration industry in North America and globally as one of the leading manufacturers of reciprocating compressors. Chief operating officer Randy Jacoby tells John O’Hanlon why he wants to be the person who provides the reciprocating option to the HVAC market better than anyone else.

Brampton Brick has more than 100 years of history in Canada and recently opened its first manufacturing facility in the United States. Keith Regan learns from the company’s new vice president of strategic planning how the company plans to use diversification along with a continued emphasis on quality and service to pave the way for future growth.

Austin Building Company, a subsidiary of Austin Commercial, is the general contractor for the new W Austin Hotel & Residences in downtown Austin, a 37-story tower combining hotel, condominiums, and retail and office space. Iris Seymour has the story