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Early historyOn the shores of Georgian Bay in 1882, the Gidley Boat Works began manufacturing wooden boats. Craftsman Arthur Grew from Penetangushine in the late 1920s took over the company and succeeded in expanding it, while enlarging and updating its product line. LaunchesGrew, Cutter and Profisher are brands built in Ontario.
ReceivershipThe company's finances were seriously affected by the 2008 recession and subsequent exchange rate changes.[3] During the winter of 2011. Don Vanderstadt, the company's sales manager, was injured from gun fire and other employees fled the boatyard as result of hearing that shots had been fired. The team had returned from the Toronto International Boat Show. Owner and President David Cameron died after an exchange of gunfire with police Feb 11th, 2011, near Kemble. With David's death, the family attempted to sell the business, but were unsuccessful. The company had liabilities of more than $2 million and about 100 creditors. 1673747 Ontario Inc. operated as Grew Manufacturing, while 2045227 Ontario Ltd. operated, Courage thinks, as Profisher or Profisher Direct.[2][1] References1. ^1 "Grew Manufacturing now in receivership". Boat Industry News 2. ^1 "SIU confirms Cameron died after OPP shootout". Owen Sound Sun Times, 2011-02-12 3. ^[https://cottagelife.com/general/riding-the-waves/ "Riding the waves: Canadian boat builders are on the rebound"]. Cottage Life, By Douglas Hunter. June 12, 2017 External links
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