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Future Steel Receives Government Grant to Enhance International Market Efforts

In July of this year, Erin O’Toole, parliamentary secretary to the Minister of International Trade, visited Future Steel in Brampton and announced the federal government’s plans to contribute funding of over $120,000 to the CME (Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters).   This funding is part of Canada’s GOA (Global Opportunities for Associations) program that is designed to … READ ARTICLE

Famous Buildings Made of Steel

Architects design and construct buildings using a variety of materials, but none stand out as much as a building made out of steel. While the construction industry has been using steel for quite some time, using steel became popular towards the end of the 19th century and the trend continued into the 20th century. Today, … READ ARTICLE

Future Steel Buildings Serves the First Nation Communities

Future Steel Buildings has been providing First Nations peoples with steel building solutions since the company first began over 40 years ago. The Director of Future Steel, Marcel Aitoro has fond memories delivering numerous Quonset buildings to a First Nations band in Northern Ontario back in 1978. At the time, the band was using the … READ ARTICLE

Door Canopies to Keep the Snow Off

Walking out of a building only to have snow fall on you is always unpleasant, but if there’s ice or enough snow involved it can also be very dangerous. If you’re a business owner or manager the last thing you want is one of your employees or a visitor being injured. The Department of Municipal … READ ARTICLE

A Man Cave Garage to Call Your Own

Man caves have been preserving male sanity since the age of Neanderthals but these days if you spend too much time in a cave people will talk. This leaves the modern man with very few places to call his own, but we’ve come up with the perfect solution, a man cave garage. Your home may … READ ARTICLE

A Future Building Assists in a Northern Crisis

We’re thankful to be able to provide thousands of people each year with buildings which meet their requirements, but nothing makes us prouder then when one of our buildings is able to assist a community at a time of need. This is what happened recently in Kugaaruk Nunavut (Northern Canada) when a tidal heave caused … READ ARTICLE