Posted by VernMI on February 20, 2010 at 04:53:01 from (207.69.139.133):
In Reply to: Re: olympic appology posted by James Rumph on February 20, 2010 at 03:04:27:
I contracted three Toronto engineers to purchase computer hardware, assemble in consoles, and write the control code for an assembly machine. What a disaster. We ended up sending them home and writing the code for the control ourselves. It was interesting when 9/11 hit they disapeared in a flash as they couldn't get back to Canada fast enough.
I contracted a company in Old Castle (sub of Windsor) to build a machine enclosure from drawings. Another disaster that we pulled back ended up doing all of the fabrication over in a company in Port Huron.
Every trip to Canada was met with a border crossing inspection that I interpreted as a signal that Canadians don't want to do business with Americans.
Finally convinced purchasing not to let out contracts for bid in Canada.
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