VANCOUVER

GMG, a leading developer and supplier of high-end color management software solutions, announces that Nustream Graphic Inc. has become a GMG reseller, representing GMG products throughout Canada.

X-Rite, Inc. has nearly doubled the locations this spring where it will be offering its Fundamentals of Color and Appearance (FOCA) one-day seminar.

Masterpiece Graphix (MGX) announced a distribution partnership with Lowry Labels & Tape, making MGX’s selection of digital sheet and roll materials available in Canada.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.—Stork Cellramic announced an agreement with Williamson Printing Materials, Ltd. to distribute Stork anilox rolls to the Canadian printing market.

PORTLAND, Ore.—Rose City Printing & Packaging, a manufacturer of printed folding carton packaging based in Portland, Ore., has recently opened a second manufacturing facility in Vancouver, Wash. The new 80,000-square-foot facility is needed to handle business growth that has doubled in the past three years. The Vancouver facility is expected to hire between 25 and 40 employees in the next few months. Rose City’s Portland facility, which was started in 1945, is a 107,000-square-foot facility that employs more 125 people. Rose City Printing & Packaging is owned by Rick Safranski and Steve Lobis. They are anticipating sales to increase to $60 million over the

VANCOUVER, British Columbia—James Langley, President of the Eastman Kodak Graphic Communications Group, will be the keynote speaker at the Creo Users Association (CUA) Conference, to be held May 18, 21, 2005 in Hollywood, Florida, USA. The Creo Users Association is an independent worldwide network of users of Creo systems. "We're very excited to present Jim Langley as our keynote speaker. In general, the CUA promotes effective communication between users, Creo developers and the company leadership. We hope this keynote speech will provide Creo customers with an overview of what they may expect from a future with Kodak," said Rich Dunklee, president, CUA. On January