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Family, Factory, Future: Inside Liteline’s Second-Generation Leadership and Canadian Manufacturing Push
Kerrwil had the opportunity to sit with Daniel Silverstein, Co‑President of Liteline, whose career at the company began on the shop floor as a junior fabricator…
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Ariza Independent Smoke Alarm recalled due to potential failure to operate
April 20, 2026 This recall involves the Ariza Independent Smoke Alarm with model number S100B-CR. The smoke alarm has a fire optical sensor with a ten year battery. The product name, brand name and model number can be found on the label on the back of the product. Product: Ariza Independent Smoke AlarmIssue: Consumer products Read More…
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Wolf Shield Optical Smoke Alarm Recalled due to Potential Failure to Operate
April 20, 2026 This recall involves the Wolf Shield Optical Smoke Alarm with model number KD-108A. The smoke alarm has a built-in battery and is equipped with a test/silence button. The model number can be found on a label on the back of the product. Product: Wolf Shield Optical Smoke AlarmIssue: Consumer products – Unauthorized Read More…
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Dual-Function Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Recalled due to Potential Failure to Operate
April 20, 2026 This recall involves the Dual-Function Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with model number WJ-SC05. The alarm features a dual-sensor design and is battery-powered. The model number can be found on the label on the back of the product. Product: Dual-Function Smoke and Carbon Monoxide AlarmIssue: Consumer products – Unauthorized productsWhat to do: Read More…
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Centerline Windsor Ltd: A Sustainable Lighting Upgrade for a World-Class Canadian Manufacturing Campus
April 20, 2026 A four-building lighting transformation that doubled visibility, reduced energy waste, and strengthened Centerline’s commitment to innovation and sustainability. For nearly seven decades, Centerline Windsor Ltd. has been one of Canada’s most respected advanced manufacturing companies – a global automation leader trusted by automotive OEMs around the world. Founded in 1957 by the Read More…
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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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40 Years of Faster, Smoother Jobs
Magic Lite has helped pros finish faster with lighting that installs easily and performs flawlessly. Count on smooth, consistent results, dependable quality, and same-day shipping that keeps projects moving. From first fixture to final dim, we make every job simpler—so you can deliver more, with less hassle.
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Microgrids & Power Quality: Designing Resilient, Clean Facility Power
In an era of extreme weather, aging infrastructure, and ever‑rising energy demands, many facility managers are rethinking their relationship with the grid. Microgrids offer a way to take control and operate autonomously when necessary. A microgrid is more than just backup, when designed properly, it becomes a platform for resiliency, efficiency, and sustainability.
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Nexans TECK90 Cables
Rugged and flexible cables making them versatile for a wide range of applications. Nexans TECK90 cables use low acid gas and low flame spread PVC jacket compounds to ensure maximum safety to personnel and equipment in the event of a fire. A “Low Smoke Zero Halogen” version is available upon request.
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• Commercial and industrial projects
• Exposed and concealed wiring in 90ºC dry or 90ºC wet locations and where exposed to the weather (-40ºC)
• Ventilated, non-ventilated and ladder type cable trays…
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Feedback Request: Proposed Manitoba Electrical Code and Proposed Performance Standards for Electrical Permits Regulation
The Manitoba Electrical Code Regulation unifies and adopts the most up to date electrical code for the province, resulting in red tape reduction and alignment with other jurisdictions. The Performance Standards for Electrical Permits Regulation require Manitoba Hydro and the City of Winnipeg to notify applicants, conduct inspections, and make decisions within fixed timeframes thereby improving consistency, predictability, and timeliness to the electrical permit process.
Case Study: Concordia University Upgrades their Sports Field Lighting with LEDVANCE Fixtures
Founded in 1974 and serving nearly 45,000 undergraduate and graduate students from 150 countries, Montreal-based Concordia University offers more than 100 different academic tracks as well as a diverse array of athletics and other extracurricular activities.
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Ontario Investing $300 Million to Build and Upgrade Local Sport and Recreation Facilities
April 20, 2026 The Ontario government is investing an additional $300 million in the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund (CSRIF) to build and upgrade sport and recreation facilities across the province. Announced as part of the 2026 Ontario Budget: A Plan to Protect Ontario, this brings total government funding for the program to $500 million, Read More…
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The ReCover Initiative and Efficiency Capital Partner to Accelerate Deep Retrofits Across Atlantic Canada
April 20, 2026 Building owners in Atlantic Canada now have a streamlined, fully supported pathway to modernize aging infrastructure, improve energy efficiency, and reduce carbon emissions. The ReCover Initiative (ReCover) and Efficiency Capital have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate deep retrofits and net-zero retrofits for commercial, institutional and multi-unit residential building owners across Atlantic Read More…
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Ontario and Canada Establish Partnership to Build Homes, Transit and Communities
April 20, 2026 Agreement includes $8.8 billion to support housing by lowering development charges and support for major transit projects, including Waterfront East Transit and GO 2.0 The Ontario and federal governments signed the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build in support of shared goals, including building more homes faster to make housing more affordable, getting shovels in the Read More…
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Toronto Hydro and the City of Toronto Announce Critical Investments to Modernize Streetlighting
April 20, 2026 Toronto Hydro, and the City of Toronto announced a plan for an enhanced 10-year investment in Toronto’s streetlighting system to improve safety, reliability and sustainability across Toronto neighbourhoods by 2035. As set out in the City’s 2026 Budget, the $577 million total investment through Toronto Hydro’s subsidiary, Toronto Hydro Energy Services Inc., Read More…
Electrical Safety Authority Opens Nominations for the 17th Annual Ontario Electrical Safety Awards
The Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) is now accepting nominations for the 17th Annual Ontario Electrical Safety Awards, which recognize individuals and organizations whose leadership and innovation continue to strengthen electrical safety across Ontario. For nearly two decades, the awards have honoured those who turn safety principles into action, helping to shape a culture of shared responsibility across the sector.
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
