COLLINGWOOD, ONTARIO— 

Industry veteran  Stuart Graham passed away on January 11th. Stuart took over his fathers company Canadian Fine Color and turned it into a national company with offices across the country. Canadian Fine Color was an ink manufacturer and a supplied dealer to Canadian printers. Stuart graduated from Ryerson Institute of Technology in 1955. He was actively involved in the industry and was a member of Canadian Printing Industries Association. Ontario Printing Industries Association, Ink Manufactures Association, PESDA and was a founding member of

NIAGARA FALLS—

GERMANY—

TORONTO—

 “We’re excited to announce that Cameron Mady, a first year Ryerson University student, has been selected to receive the $5,000 scholarship for the 2019/2020 academic year” said Jeff Ekstein, Chair of Canadian Print Scholarships.“Cameron is a great example of a young person whose interest was piqued at an early age and who has pursued the path to the Graphic Communications Management program” mentioned Tannisha Lambert, Program Manager.

TORONTO—

CHICAGO—

 Wood fiber from sustainably managed forests is essential to the paper cycle. Approximately 6% of the recovered paper supply is used in printing and writing grades. In the U.S. and Canada, the majority of the required fresh wood fiber used in papermaking comes from sawmill chips, which are a by-product of lumber production.

JAPAN—

Fuji Xerox has announced that it is changing its corporate name to FUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp. as of April 1, 2021. They will also has decided to end the Technology Agreement with Xerox Corporation on the agreement’s expiration date, March 31, 2021. The Technology Agreement provides for technology/brand licenses and sales territories

MARKHAM—

 Transcontinental has announced  the acquisition of Artisan Complete, a company specialized in  point-of-purchase displays and large format printing. This transaction, which follows the acquisition of Holland & Crosby Limited in October 2019, is aligned with  Transcontinental’s strategy to continue growing in the in-store marketing product printing vertical, where the Corporation is already a key player in Canada.

OTTAWA—

MISSISSAUGA—