My father, Harry Zekelman, suddenly passed away at the age of 68. He left my two brothers, Alan, 23, and Clayton, 17, and me at the age of 19 a few struggling real estate assets and a nearly bankrupt little tube-making operation in the small farming town of Harrow. We were not prepared to be business owners, but we dug in, took it one day at a time and figured out how to make steel tubing. Read More
Barry Zekelman: Canadian government is messing up when it comes to keeping our steel industry alive
