VAUGHAN, ONTARIO— Spicers Canada , announces several key operational investments. In June, Spicers will complete the construction of a new facility to serve the Montreal market.  A newly built 80,000 sq. ft distribution center located in Anjou, QC, will support the company’s  service to its current customers while extending market reach into new product and customer markets. Additionally, Spicers  later this year its current All Graphic Supplies division currently based in Mississauga, will be integrated into the Spicers Vaughan. An expanded demo/technology centre, equipment service department and resource centre will be constructed. This expansion will show its current offering Kodak, Actega, Unigraph, Roland, Mimaki and Epson as well as  the company’s recent appointment as an authorized dealer for both HP’s Latex R Printer Series and Fujifilm’s offset printing plates. The expansion of demo centre capabilities adds to similar initiatives underway in both Calgary, AB and Edmonton, AB. In Spicers locations in Quebec City, QC and Vancouver, BC, new on-site ink mixing facilities, supplied exclusively through Huber, have been completed and are available to customers in Quebec and Western Canada respectively. Later this year, construction will begin on a newly built facility in Regina, SK that will combine currently independent operations for Spicers and its Shippers Supply division. It is expected that this new facility will be fully operational in Q1 2022.