Epiroc Opens New Mining Facility in Thunder Bay
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What happened
Epiroc, formerly Atlas Copco, opened a new 9,862 square foot facility in Thunder Bay on October 29, 2026. The new location includes warehouse space and a rock drill repair center. The grand opening was attended by Mayor Ken Boshcoff and Fort William First Nation Chief Michele Solomon. Epiroc manufactures automated equipment for the mining industry, such as drill rigs and haul trucks.
From fftimes.com
Why it matters
The facility supports Epiroc's role as a manufacturer and productivity partner for the mining industry. The opening of the facility in Thunder Bay could increase local tax revenue and job opportunities for the city.
From fftimes.com
Who's involved
- Atlas CopcoManufacturer of automated equipment for the mining industry
- Thunder BayCity where the new industrial facility was opened
- Ken BoshcoffMayor of Thunder Bay who attended the opening
- Fort WilliamLocation near which the facility was opened, attended by its Chief
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The entities involved
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Fort William
former city in Ontario
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Atlas Copco
Swedish industrial company
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Ken Boshcoff
Canadian politician
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