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Wil-Tel Automatic Oil Signal

In 1924, Kitchener’s own Wilfrid H. Schlee invented the signal light on a car’s instrument panel that warns a driver of low oil pressure.

interRai Health

interRAI is an international collaborative

Aimetis

The City of Waterloo strengthens security in public facilities with Aimetis

D. McKay Manufacturing

D. McKay's washing machine helped take some of bending and scrubbing out of the job, back in the 1850s.

True North Power

True North Power is an energy company based in Ayr that manufactures an innovative windmill – the Wind Arrow Turbine.

1940s & 1950s – A Changing World

With the end of World War II, a new society emerged.

Improvements to Rubber

William Wiegand was a pioneer in developing the furnace method for producing carbon black

Beck Box Stove

A stove patented by Jacob Beck

Technology, Innovations

How Canada's IMAX went from a high-school lab to 1,000 theatres worldwide

Science teacher Gordon Clark gave three of his students the run of the high-school lab after hours in the 1940s, he would have had no idea that they would come up with one of the biggest innovations.

1990s & 2000s - Meeting the Challenge of Recession

The recession of the late 1980s and early 1990s changed Canada’s economy. Niche markets and new technologies became of major importance.

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