Early in the 1920s, two Manitoba engineers, Mr.
Morton and Mr. MacKay, founded the company that would become Macmor Industries. The
company, named Morton and MacKay Limited, started out producing technical drawings and
plans for a range of electrical and structural projects.
The first major milestone in Macmors history came in
the early 1950s when Mr. Morton passed the business on to his son, Jack. MacKay had
already sold out his share to Morton, and Jack became the president of the company he
would direct for the next 25 years.
Throughout these years, a new focus emerged, and the services
the business offered began to undergo a transformation. The company now was not just
providing technical drawings, but also began sourcing some of the tools and equipment
those plans required. Eventually this part of the business grew to the point that Jack
created a new division to handle it, calling it Macmor Industries, an amalgamation of
"MacKay" and "Morton." |
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