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Trusscore builds out its team and product line with acquisition of Calgary-based Westech Building Products
Wednesday, July 07, 2021
KITCHENER, Ontario — Wednesday, July 07, 2021 — Trusscore, the material science company that makes sustainable, improved alternatives to traditional building materials, today announced the acquisition of the assets of Calgary-based Westech Building Products, an innovative developer of high-performing vinyl building materials.
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Additional press releases:
- Trusscore earns place on 2020 Growth List of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies for eighth year in a row
Thursday, October 15, 2020 - Trusscore announces partnership with HGTV home renovation stars Bryan and Sarah Baeumler
Wednesday, September 23, 2020 - Trusscore raises $5.33 million in seed financing round
Friday, May 29, 2020
Trusscore looks to leave drywall in its dust
Trusscore’s durable and recyclable wall and ceiling panels are lightweight and offer easy installation and maintenance. Unlike drywall — which requires a messy, laborious installation process of taping, mudding, sanding and painting — the Trusscore panels come finished and are chemical, water and impact-resistant. Installation is about four times faster than drywall.
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Mars Discovery District: 5 innovations that can help provide a safer return to the office
From virus prevention strategies to ultra-effective anti-bacterial solutions, tech ventures are developing ways to make workspaces safer.
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Walls for hogs redesigned to keep COVID-19 at bay in ERs
WINGHAM, ONT. — A Palmerston company that makes walls to separate hogs in pig barns, is playing a big part in keeping COVID-19 at bay in emergency rooms and long term care homes across Canada.
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Recover centres on stand-by in Grey Bruce
Two Community Recovery Centres are set up, one at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine and the second at the P&H Centre in Hanover.
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Code Now: How Tech Can Help Medicine Beat COVID-19
Perhaps no sector of Canadian society has been more ripe, or eager, for paradigm-busting transformation through tech-based innovation than the hospital and medical community.
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Heroes of the pandemic: How one man’s obsession with painted drywall helped the COVID-19 fight
Anybody who has known Dave Caputo for any length of time will have heard “The Rant,” an exquisite, well-formulated and not infrequently voiced diatribe against painted drywall. Caputo, by his own reckoning, has hated painted drywall ever since he was a child.
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Company producing temporary hospital walls during COVID-19 has ties to the Sault
Trusscore CEO and Sault Ste. Marie native Dave Caputo was in a video conference Tuesday morning when all of his messaging services and social media accounts began to blow up.
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The Helpers | This week’s stories of people stepping up in a pandemic
People across Waterloo region are stepping up to help their neighbours, front-line workers and more. This week on CBC Kitchener-Waterloo’s The Morning Edition, we featured a number of stories about them, including hospital equipment drives, creating temporary walls for hospitals and handing out nutritious food to families in need.
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Minto company producing temporary walls for hospitals during pandemic
A Minto company has developed a new product to help hospitals cope with the COVID-19 crisis. Produced by Trusscore Material Science, Temp-Wall is an easy-to-install modular wall system designed to create temporary rooms and isolation spaces.
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