2014 MEMBER

DIRECTORY
CANADIAN STEEL PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

A Message from the President........................................................................................... 5

The Importance of Steel in Canada’s Economy.................................................................. 7
Canadian Steel Industry at a Glance................................................................................. 8
CSPA Member Companies
AltaSteel............................................................................................................... 10
ArcelorMittal......................................................................................................... 12
Essar Steel Algoma................................................................................................ 14
Evraz.................................................................................................................... 16
Gerdau................................................................................................................ 18
Ivaco.................................................................................................................... 20
Rio Tinto............................................................................................................... 22
Tenaris.................................................................................................................. 24
U.S. Steel Canada................................................................................................. 26

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 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Welcome to Canada’s $14 billion steel industry, and to the over 20,000
people it employs across the country.
For over a century, our industry has been a pillar of Canada’s industrial
economy, producing a wide range of high quality steel products to serve
the needs of the Canadian and export steel markets. In 2012, only
seven other countries used more steel per capita than Canada. Today,
the member companies of the Canadian Steel Producers Association
(CSPA) continue to make a strong contribution nationally and locally. This
contribution includes:
• Annual shipments of $12-14 billion, adding value to Canadian
natural resources
• Capital investments of over $2 billion in the past four years
• Investments of $25 million in 2012 to train today’s steelworkers for
an ever more complex work future
• Over $12 thousand suppliers of goods and services across Canada
• Community charitable contributions of over $20 million, with
employee and corporate participation in many community
organizations
In these and many other ways, Canada’s steel industry is a significant part
of Canada’s industrial fabric, and its future. Steel is more than an industry
sector – it is integral to Canada’s automotive, energy, manufacturing, and
construction supply chains That is why we say that “Steel Makes Canada
Stronger”.
In Membership Directory 2014, the CSPA is pleased to profile its member
companies, and the products they manufacture in Canada. To find out
more about our industry, visit us at www.canadiansteel.ca

Ron Watkins,
President
Canadian Steel Producers Association

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 THE IMPORTANCE OF STEEL IN CANADA’S ECONOMY

The manufacturing sector is an integral part of Canada’s economy and an

important source of good jobs for millions of Canadians. Steel is an integral
part of major Canadian industrial clusters. Steel manufacturing, combined
with supplier and customer industries, is a significant job creator that drives
economic growth in communities across the country.
Canadian steel is a driving force in innovation and advancement. The indus-
try has invested more than $2 billion over the past three years in workforce
training, new technologies and better processes to make Canadian steel
more innovative, less expensive and stronger than ever. These investments are
paying dividends. More than half of all types of steel did not exist 18 years
ago. Stronger, lighter steels contribute, for example, to more fuel efficient
automotive products.
Our industry has also significantly decreased its environmental footprint.
Since 1990, the steel industry’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have been
cut 21%, with reductions of over 15 % in GHG and energy use per tonne of
production in emissions intensity.
Steel is also a major factor in the North American movement towards energy
independence. Almost all energy sources require steel in some capacity, from
the development of oil and gas resources and electricity generation facilities,
pipelines and transmission networks, and the construction of wind turbines.
To ensure that the Canadian steel industry remains strong, it is vital that gov-
ernments pursue “pro-manufacturing” policies—tax measures, programs and
regulations—that strengthen the competitiveness of Canadian industry and its
ability to create and sustain thousands of good Canadian jobs. This includes
policies that:
• Enable Canadian industry to compete in domestic and export markets
through rules-based trade with effective trade remedy laws to address
non-market distortions;
• Drive innovation to encourage stronger productivity through further
investments in advanced technologies and development of a highly-
skilled workforce;
• Promote industry sustainability through balanced regulations that
combine environmental, technological, and economic factors;
• Further development of Canada’s energy resources to help ensure
that Canadian manufacturing has access to competitive, reliable
energy sources; and
• Encourage the development of a world-class, competitive transporta-
tion system and make the long term investments necessary to address
Canada’s infrastructure gap.

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 CANADIAN STEEL INDUSTRY AT A GLANCE

Recycling
Manufacturing
Processing Oshawa
Brampton
Mining Mississauga
Hamilton
London
2 Guelph

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 SOLID FACTS
ABOUT CANADIAN STEEL

14
million tonnes of steel were produced
by Canadian steel companies in 2012.
This is equivalent to approximately
14 million cars.

7
million tonnes of steel
recycled in 2012 in Canada.

21%
reduction in greenhouse gas
emissions since 1990.

415
kilograms of steel use per capita
in Canada.

over
2

20,000
people directly employed in steel.
Whitby
Cambridge
Woodstock
Nanticoke

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 No. of Employees 550
www.altasteel.com

AltaSteel is a scrap-based mini-mill opera- capability of 120,000 tons of grinding balls

tion based in Edmonton, Alberta. The plant annually.
has both melting and casting facilities, and a
AltaSteel also owns Maple Leaf Metals,
production capability of over 350,000 tons of
a scrap collection and processing facility,
steel billets annually.
in Edmonton, Alberta.
AltaSteel rolls a variety of bar shapes for use
AltaSteel is owned by Arrium. Arrium is a fully
by downstream manufacturers in the mining,
integrated, global manufacturer and distribu-
oil and gas, automotive, construction, and
tor of steel products, self-sufficient in both
agriculture industries.
iron ore and scrap metal, with revenues of $6
AltaSteel is also a world leader in the manu- billion Australian dollars.
facture of heat-treated grinding rod, which it
markets directly to mining operations around
the globe.
AltaSteel owns MolyCop Canada, a grinding
ball facility, in Kamloops, British Columbia,
Canada. MolyCop Canada has a production

Products
• Hot rolled rounds, squares & flats
• Heat treated grinding rod
• Rebar
• Grinding balls

End Users
• Grinding ball facilities Edmonton
• Mining operation
Kamloops
• Construction
• Automobile leaf spring

Recycling
Manufacturing

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 Senior Officer
David Knights
President
e. [email protected]
p. 780.468.7356
Communications & Public Info
Gerald Foley
Director, HR, Occ Health & Safety,
Environment & Learning
e. [email protected]
p. 780.468.7380
Canadian Operations
AltaSteel
9401–34th Street
Edmonton, AB T6B 2X6
p. 780.468.1133

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 No. of Employees 10,000
www.arcelormittal.com

ArcelorMittal has a significant mining and steelmaking presence in Canada with 10,000
employees. As one of Canada’s leading suppliers of steel, steel products and iron ore to markets
in North America and around the globe, the company is the largest steel manufacturer and
produces almost 40% of Canada’s output of iron ore. ArcelorMittal manufactures flat rolled,
long and tubular products, and sells an entire range of stainless and alloy products through its
Canadian distribution network.

Flat rolled
Hot rolled, cold rolled, galvanized,
ExtragalTM, GalvalumeTM, tinplate
chromium-coated, pre-painted, Ultra
VitTM, Ultra TexTM , Ultra Tex PlusTM ,
EnviroarcTM, Tailored blanks.

Long products
Billets, bars (round, flat & angle), rebar,
wire rod, wire products.

Tubular products
DOM (drawn over mandrel),
welded & hollow structural, cold drawn
welded mining products, iron ore.

End Uses
• Automotive (outer bodies, stamped
parts, structural, axles, suspensions)
• Construction (roofing, cladding, heating
& ventilation, pre-engineered
buildings, studding, rebar fabrication)
Recycling
• Appliances and manufactured products
Manufacturing
• Consumer packaging (food cans, Processing
crowns, closures, aerosol cans) Mining
Coil
• Industrial packaging (drums, pails,
strapping)
• Tubular (oil country tubing, mechanical,
structural)

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 Country Manager
Jim Baske
President & CEO, ArcelorMittal Dofasco
e. [email protected]
p. 905.548.7200 ext. 4001
Communications & Public Info.
ArcelorMittal Dofasco
Tony Valeri
Vice President, Corporate
Communications & Public Affairs
e. [email protected]
p. 905.548.7200 ext. 6452
ArcelorMittal Montréal
Louis-Philippe Péloquin
Director of Communications
e. [email protected]
p. 450.587.8727
Canadian Operations
ArcelorMittal Dofasco
Box 2460–1330 Burlington Street East
Hamilton, ON L8N 3J5
ArcelorMittal Montréal - Long Carbon
North America
4000, route des Aciéries
Contrecoeur, QC J0L 1C0

Mont-Wright
Fire Lake
Port-Cartier

Contrecoeur &
Contrecoeur Ouest
Montreal Longueuil
La Prairie
Coteau-du-Lac
Ottawa
Concord
Brampton
Woodstock Hamilton
London

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 No. of Employees 2,800
www.essarsteelalgoma.com

The Essar Group spans the globe with assets sheet and plate. Essar’s Direct Strip Production
straddling the manufacturing and services sec- Complex combines integrated steel production
tors in steel, oil & gas, power, telecommunica- with continuous thin slab casting and state-of-
tions, shipping and logistics and construction. the-art hot rolling; offering some of the broad-
In Canada, Essar Steel Algoma produces est thickness and grade ranges available.
some of the cleanest, most consistent light Essar’s highly automated plate mill produces
gauge steel in North America from its steel- a full range of as-rolled and heat-treated
works in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. steel plate products that meet or exceed
most international performance standards for
As a fully integrated steel producer with a raw
construction, mining, manufacturing, energy,
steel production capacity of 4 million tons per
shipbuilding, and military applications.
year, Essar Steel Algoma derives its revenues
primarily from the manufacture and sale of
hot and cold rolled steel products including

Products
• Hot rolled sheet
• Cold rolled sheet
• As-rolled plate
• Heat-treated plate
• Armour plate
• Floor plate

End Uses
• Automotive
• Manufacturing
• Pipe and tube
• Construction and farm equipment
• Bridges
• Heavy off-road equipment
• Rail cars
• Large diameter pipe
• Wind towers

Recycling
Manufacturing

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 Senior Officer
Kalyan Ghosh
Chief Executive Officer
e. [email protected]
Communications & Public Info
Brenda Stenta
Manager, Corporate Communications
e. [email protected]
p. 705.945.2209
Canadian Operations
105 West Street
Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 7B4

Sault Ste. Marie

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 No. of Employees 1,900
www.evrazna.com

EVRAZ North America is a leading steel manufacturer built on the pedigree of successful com-
panies like IPSCO and the Camrose Pipe Company. EVRAZ operates a steel mini-mill in Regina,
Saskatchewan that produces plate and coil, which is then converted into energy tubulars and
other products at pipe-making facilities in Calgary, Camrose, and Red Deer, Alberta; and a cut-
to-size operation in Surrey, British Columbia. EVRAZ also maintains a state-of-the-art Research
and Development complex based in Regina, and 11 recycling and scrap processing centers
across the Canadian prairies. The company produces more than 5 million tons annually of flat,
long, and tubular steel products for major markets including infrastructure, defense, energy, and
rail.

Products
• Plate & coil, cut to length sheet & plate
• Large diameter linepipe
• Small diameter Electric Resistance
Welded (ERW) line pipe
• Small diameter Oil Country Tubular
Goods (OCTG)
• Heat treated tubulars
• Premium connections
End Uses
• Large diameter pipe
• Energy tubulars
• Construction and farm equipment
• Rail cars
• Barges and ships
• Storage tanks
Edmonton
• Bridges
• Structural poles Camrose

• Wind towers Red Deer

Surrey
Calgary
Regina
Wi

Recycling
Steel Manufacturing
Pipe Manufacturing
Coil Processing

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 Contacts
Kelly Smith
VP, Sales and Business Development
OCTG North America
e. [email protected]
p. 403.543.8030
Communications & Public Info
Melodie Ruse
Senior Manager, Communications
e. [email protected]
p. 312.533.3587
Canadian Operations
100 Armour Road
PO Box 1670, Regina, SK S4P 3C7

innipeg
Thunder Bay

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 No. of Employees 1,000
www.gerdau.com/longsteel

Gerdau is the leading producer of long steel in the Americas and one of the largest suppliers
of special long steel in the world. It has over 45,000 employees and industrial operations in
14 countries with operations in the Americas, Europe, and Asia, which together represent an
installed capacity of over 25 million metric tons of steel per year. It is the largest recycler in Latin
America and around the world it transforms millions of metric tons of scrap into steel every year.
Gerdau is listed on the stock exchanges of Sao Paulo, New York, and Madrid and has approxi-
mately 140,000 shareholders.
Gerdau has three mills in Canada with 1,000 employees. The company’s products are generally
sold to steel service centers, steel fabricators or directly to original equipment manufacturers for
use in a variety of industries, including non-residential, infrastructure, commercial, industrial and
residential construction, metal building, manufacturing, automotive, mining cellular and electrical
transmission, and equipment manufacturing.

Products
• Angles
• Channels
• Flats
• Rebar
• Rounds
• Squares
• Special sections

Selkirk

Recycling
Manufacturing

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 Senior Officers
Silvio Lemos
Plant Manager (Cambridge Mill)
e. [email protected]
Gavin Tobin
Plant Manager (Manitoba Mill)
e. [email protected]
Alan Lamb
Plant Manager (Whitby Mill)
e. [email protected]
Communications & Public Info
Kimberly M. Selph
Manager, External Communications &
Public Affairs
e. [email protected]
p. 813.319.4859
Kaley E. Goodfellow
Specialist, External Communications &
Public Affairs
e. [email protected]
p. 813.207.2235
Canadian Operations
Cambridge, Ontario Steel Mill
160 Orion Place
Cambridge, ON N1T 1R9
p. 519.740.2488
Manitoba Steel Mill
27 Main Street, P.O. Box 2500
Selkirk, MB R1A 2B4
p. 204.482.3241
Whitby, Ontario Steel Mill
1801 Hopkins Street South
Whitby, ON L1N 5T1
p. 905.668.8811

Cornwall
Oshawa
Guelph 2
Whitby
Mississauga North York
London Cambridge

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 No. of Employees 1,300
www.ivacorm.com

Ivaco Rolling Mills has a capacity to produce 900,000 tons of high-quality wire rod annually in
many different grades and in diameters up to one inch (25.5mm). Its finished coils weigh up to
6,000 pounds (2,721 kg).
The company has an ISO 9000-2000 certified quality system and a NVLAP accredited chemistry
laboratory, both of which are required to meet customer needs. Ivaco Rolling Mills exceeds cust-
omer expectations through continual improvement of its products and services at a competitive cost.

Products
• Springs
• Cable
• Welding wire
• Argricultural wire
• Nails
• Fasteners
• Torsion bars
• Metal screens & more

End Uses
• Agriculture
• Automotive
• Construction
• Energy
• Manufacturing
• Utilities

Recycling
Wire & Wire Products
Standard & Specialty Fasteners
Manufacturing

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 Senior Officer
Giorgio Piliu
President and CEO
e. [email protected]
p. 613.675.6612
Communications & Public Info
Peter Sorenti
Senior Vice President
e. [email protected]
p. 613.675.6691
Canadian Operations
Ivaco Rolling Mills LP
1040 County Road 17, P.O. Box 322
L’Original, ON K0B 1K0
e. [email protected]
p. 613.675.4671
f. 613.675.6800

Beloeil
Marieville
L’Orignal

Mississauga
Ingersoll

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 No. of Employees 1,700
www.rtft.com

Rio Tinto, Fer et Titane, (RTFT), represents the grouping of legal entities QIT-Fer et Titane Inc. and
Québec Metal Powders Ltd. It is one of the leading manufacturers of raw materials for the titanium
dioxide industry and a world leader in the production of high quality pig iron, steel billets, and
metal powders.

Products
SORELSTEELTM billets are produced using
high-quality molten iron delivered from
RTFT’s ilmenite ore smelting operation.
The billets are continuously cast and have
consistent and low levels of residual ele-
ments that make them especially suitable
for conversion to high quality wire rod
by RTFT’s customers. The rods produced
are of the highest quality and are used
in demanding applications such as cold
heading, tire cord, piano wire, springs and
welding electrodes.The square billets are
mainly produced in 160 x 160 square mil-
limetre cross-sections and up to 16 meters
in length.

SORELSTEELTM round billets are also pro-

duced with a diameter of 215 mm. Their
length can reach 13 m. These billets are
used to produce seamless tubes for the Oil
Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) market
for the oil and gas exploration industry.

Manufacturing

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 Contacts
Greg Lavallee
General Manager, Metallics
e. [email protected]
p. 450.746.5035
Carlo Coscia
Business Manager - Steel and Powders
e. [email protected]
p. 450.746.5006
Nathalie LeMay
Media Relations
e. [email protected]
p. 450.746.8619
Canadian Operations
Rio Tinto Fer et Titane
1625 Route Marie-Victorin,
Sorel-Tracy, QC J3R 1M6
p. 450.746.3000
f. 450.743.0756

Sorel

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 No. of Employees 1,400
www.tenaris.com

Tenaris Canada is part of Tenaris, global We are uniquely able to manufacture our
leader in the manufacture of steel tubes for the pipes with both the seamless and welded
world’s energy and other industries. Tenaris production processes and provide proprietary
plays an important role in Canada’s energy grades and premium connections specifically
industry, expanding our presence in Canada suited for Canadian applications. Products
over 10 years. Since 2006 alone, we have are manufactured in our 4 facilities across
invested $1.5 billion on acquisitions and over Canada supplemented by products from our
$200 million in our plants to improve our other facilities strategically located around
capabilities to meet today’s challenges. the world.

Products
We produce a complete steel pipe product
bundle for the energy industry that includes
casing, tubing and line pipe. We also
produce Premium Connections, including
our Dopeless line of Premium Connections
which provides enhanced operational and
environmental benefits.
Running assistance, technical assistance,
coiled tubing, sucker rods, and other acces-
sories provide a complete service package.
End Uses
We produce a complete range of Oil
Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) and line
pipe products in API and proprietary steel
grades capable of withstanding Canada’s
diverse drilling environments. We continual-
ly develop proprietary steel grades, such as
P110S and TN110SS for shale, TN80SS for Nisku
sour services and TN55TH and TN80TH for
Red Deer
application in thermal operations. All of our
Calgary
premium connections meet or exceed In-
dustry Recommended Practices and endure
operating conditions including offshore,
arctic, thermal, shale, and conventional
applications in order to meet Canada’s Processing

requirements now and in the future.

We also produce steel pipes for automotive,
mining and other industrial segments.

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 Senior Officers
Guillermo Moreno
Managing Director, Canada
e. [email protected]
p. 403.767.0102
David McHattie
Planning Director, Canada
e. [email protected]
p. 403.767.0199
Canadian Operations
400, 530-8th Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2P 3S8
p. 403.767.0100

Sault Ste Marie

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 No. of Employees 2,430
www.ourcommunityourfuture.ca

U. S. Steel’s global steelmaking operations steel annually. Located on the north shore of
make us one of the largest steelmakers in the Lake Erie, Lake Erie Works is an integrated steel
world. With a comprehensive portfolio of steel producer, manufacturing 2.25 million tonnes
products, enhanced production capabilities, of slabs and 3 million tonnes of high-quality
and a strong commitment to quality, service hot rolled coils. Built in 1980, Lake Erie is one
and innovation, we are positioned to be of the newest integrated steel facilities in North
the supplier of choice for value added steel America.
products.
Our facilities are registered to various quality
U. S. Steel Canada specifically is comprised and environmental management systems
of two facilities: Hamilton Works (Hamilton, indicating our commitment towards continual
ON) and Lake Erie Works (Nanticoke, ON). improvement of our processes.
An integrated steel producer on a 445-hectare
production facility, Hamilton Works produces
approximately 2 million tons of semi-finished

Products & End Uses

U. S. Steel Canada’s products serve markets
including: automotive, infrastructure, construc-
tion, manufacturing, and pipe and tube.
Applications:
• T ypical automotive applications include
wheel discs and rims, frames, exposed sheets
and structural parts.
• L inepipe and Oil Country Tubular Goods
(OCTG) products include oil and natural gas
well casing and tubing.
• Prefinished sheet steel for construction.
• L ightweight steel framing used in wall, floor
and truss systems.
• S tructural steel grades used for decking, roof
and floor joists.

Manufacturing

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 Senior Officer
Anton Jura
President and General Manager
p. 905.577.4430
Communications & Public Info
Trevor D. Harris
Director, Government & Public Affairs
e. [email protected]
p. 905.577.4447
Canadian Operations
386 Wilcox Street, P.O. Box 2030
Hamilton, ON L8N 3T1
p. 905.528.2511

Hamilton
Nanticoke

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STEEL MAKES
CANADA
STRONGER
www.canadiansteel.ca