City Electric Supply Announces Acquisition of Coldbrook Electric Supply
City Electric Supply (CES) is thrilled to announce the acquisition of Coldbrook Electric Supply, a respected independent wholesaler in Nova Scotia.
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Ontario EV ChargeON Program Accepting Applications until January 31, 2024
November 29, 2023 The province is accepting applications for the EV ChargeON program to build publicly accessible charging stations in communities with less than 170,000 people, as well as in any Indigenous community in Ontario. Eligible applicants include businesses, not-for-profit corporations, municipalities, Indigenous businesses, organizations and communities, and broader public sector organizations like hospitals and… Read More…
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Electrical Safety Authority Recognizes Safety Excellence in Ontario
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ABB E-mobility Launches Terra AC Wallbox Solutions for Homes and Businesses in Canada
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ECS contributes to UBC Solar’s “Brightside” Race Car Project
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City Electric Supply Announces Acquisition of Coldbrook Electric Supply
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CAF-FCA Study: Apprentices Benefit Employers During Training in B.C.
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Ontario EV ChargeON Program Accepting Applications until January 31, 2024
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