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Legrand Brings Power to Exterior Spaces in Canada with Wiremold® Outdoor Rooftop Power Box
Exclusive permanent power solution transforms underused spaces into outdoor connections.
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In-Sure® Lever Connectors:What the Pros Say
In-Sure® Lever Connectors from IDEAL Electrical offer a quick splicing solution for wire terminations, saving you time and the strain of constant twisting. These compact connectors fit into cramped junction boxes, while the convenient reusability (flip the lever to release the conductors) makes rework a breeze.
But while lever connectors are widely used across Europe, some North American electricians are less familiar with lever-type connectors. To help bridge that gap, we sent our lever connectors to real electricians across North America and asked them to weigh in. How do IDEAL® lever connectors compare to competitor options? What should pros expect from the quality, convenience, and performance of In-Sure Lever Connectors?
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ITC 101 Series: Why Certifications (UL, CSA) Matter in Industrial Components
September 2, 2026 By ITC Electrical Components When selecting industrial electrical components, certification is more than a logo on a datasheet. A certification mark indicates that a product or component has been independently evaluated against specified requirements for its intended market. In North America, selecting products with the appropriate certification can affect regulatory acceptance, equipment… Read More…
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Project Spotlight: Leigh Square Fountain
September 2, 2026 In spring 2025, the City of Port Coquitlam unveiled a transformed Leigh Square, reimagined as a vibrant, accessible, and welcoming gathering place in the heart of downtown. At the heart of the renewed plaza, a Bellagio-style programmable dancing fountain is integrated directly into the paving—three interlocking rings where jets rise, fall, and… Read More…
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Littelfuse: A Long-Term Industrial Partner Deeply Rooted in Canada
August 27, 2026 Littelfuse’s story in Canada is, at its core, a Saskatoon story. Startco, founded and grown in Saskatoon, built its reputation as a specialist in protection relays, ground‑fault systems, and custom power distribution solutions for some of the most demanding industrial environments in the country. That expertise made Startco a natural fit for… Read More…
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Nexleds: Navigating the Challenges of the Canadian Lighting Market to Offer High-Quality LED Solutions
Discover How Nexleds Has Been Supporting Clients and Customers in the Commercial & Residential Lighting Sectors in Canada Read More…
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Liteline DMX: Wins IES 2026 Progress Report
Liteline’s Full-Color and Tunable White DMX Family has been recognized in the 2026 IES Progress Report. As the industry’s first single-COB, five-channel downlight technology, these DMX-compatible fixtures bring professional-grade precision and reliability to small-aperture lighting. Delivering full-spectrum white tuning and RGB with seamless transitions between every channel.
Explore our compatible DMX fixtures here.
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IPEX Scepter® RBox™ PVC Round Electrical Box
The Scepter® RBox™ is IPEX’s upgraded round electrical box designed as the next generation of the OB15, making installations faster, easier, and more reliable. Built from high‑impact, corrosion‑resistant PVC, it’s fully non‑metallic and ready for wet‑location use. It also includes several contractor‑driven improvements that boost durability, capacity, and convenience.
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The Task Bar That Wins on Price Without Losing on Quality
The Magic Lite 5CCT LED Task Bar goes up against the competition on quality and wins on price. CRI 90+, five CCT options, six sizes from 10 to 48 inches, TRIAC dimmable, and a 3-year warranty. Give your customers a quality under cabinet fixture at the lowest price point in the category and watch it become one of your fastest moving SKUs.
Latest Canada–U.S. Tariffs Preliminary Assessment & Impact Survey from ECAO

With the breakdown in Canada–U.S. trade negotiations, U.S. tariffs and forthcoming Canadian tariff countermeasures may have implications for Ontario’s electrical contracting industry.
At this stage, the full impact remains uncertain. The final Canadian tariff schedule, Harmonized System (HS) classifications, country-of-origin rules, effective dates, exclusions and any remission process have not yet been confirmed.
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Power Your Industrial Projects With Nexans
Nexans Canada is a trusted provider of industrial cable solutions designed to support demanding applications across manufacturing, mining, energy, and infrastructure sectors. Its product portfolio includes power, control, and instrumentation cables engineered for reliability, durability, and safety in challenging environments. By combining advanced technology with high-quality materials, Nexans helps businesses improve operational efficiency and reduce downtime. With a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and customer support, Nexans Canada continues to play an important role in powering industrial operations nationwide.
Learn more at https://www.nexans.ca/en/Products-Overview/Buildings/Industrial.html
A Review of Residential Hybrid Heating in Nova Scotia

As more Nova Scotia households electrify, winter electricity demand is expected to increase. This study examines whether residential hybrid heating could help manage peak demand while supporting continued electrification.
Hybrid heating uses a heat pump as the primary heating source, with an existing fossil fuel system operating during periods of high electricity demand.
Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code
Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1[i], 26th Edition– A Road Map: Section 68 — Pools, Tubs, and Spas
Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1[i], 26th Edition– A Road Map: Section 66 — Amusement Parks, Midways, Carnivals
Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1[i], 26th Edition: Section 64 — Renewable Energy Systems
Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1[i], 26th Edition– A Road Map: Section 62
Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1[i], 26th Edition– A Road Map: Section 60 — Electrical Communications Systems
Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1, 26th Edition– A Road Map: Section 58 — Passenger Ropeways and Similar Equipment
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NETCO Announce Keynote for Upcoming National Training Conference
September 2, 2026 The NETCO Conference and Trade Show is pleased to announce our Keynote address will be delivered by Dr. David Hedley, DCP, RP. Where Electricians Help Electricians – Dr. David S. Hedley, BA, MACP, DCP, RP Dr. David Hedley is the owner of Emotional Surf Counselling and Consulting, a therapy practice dedicated to addressing… Read More…
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STA Boxes and Roney Marketing Announce Representation Partnership in Ontario
September 2, 2026 Roney Marketing is pleased to announce the addition of STA Boxes to their manufacturer portfolio across Ontario. STA Boxes is a Canadian manufacturer specializing in generator connection boxes, manual transfer switches, power distribution equipment, and custom enclosure solutions for critical power applications. Built to CSA standards and designed for reliability in demanding… Read More…
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New Skills Ontario Employment Training Program sees Almost $1.2M Investment from Ontario Government
August 31, 2026 A new program from Skills Ontario is part of a major funding announcement from the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training & Skills Development (MLITSD) via the Skills Development Fund (SDF). Skills Ontario is receiving almost $1.2 million for a new program part of it’s Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Initiatives called the Trade… Read More…
Electrical Industry News Week
This special weekly digest has the broadest reach of those that are involved in all aspects of the electrical industry including electrical construction and maintenance professionals and electrical specifying engineers across Canada. EIN is designed to provide electrical professionals with insight and intelligence on developments in the industry that impact design, specification, and the installation of electrical equipment. From corporate news to new technologies and insightful opinions, EIN will become your first read in the electrical industry in Canada. Published weekly – every Tuesday




