Liteline Corporation Appoints Kevin Korecki as Online Business Manager

Kevin Koreckibrings his passion for enhancing the sales and customer service experience to his new position as Liteline Corporation’s Online Business Manager. Korecki holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from McMaster University, and has applied his enthusiasm to a variety of engineering sales positions in the HVAC industry over the past 10 years. He will work in close conjunction with Daniel Silverstein, Vice President of Operations.

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Gescan Expands Footprint with Burnaby, BC Branch

Sonepar Canada’s Gescan division has opened their new branch in Burnaby, BC. The facility occupies 15,000 sq ft, dedicating over 12,000 sq ft to storage and warehouse space…

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Suderman Electrical Estimating Course Available Across Canada

Suderman Estimating is running a series of course across Canada that will take you right from the start of an estimate to the final bid price…

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Schneider Electric Partners with Meglab to Provide Custom High-Productivity, Medium Voltage Electrical Solutions

Schneider Electric announced a new agreement with Quebec-based company Meglab.

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CanREA Applauds the Government of Canada for Lifting American Tariffs on Canadian Solar Products

The Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA) applauds the Government of Canada’s work to successfully lift United States tariffs on Canadian solar products, as announced in a statement from Global Affairs Canada.

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Southwire and Formula E Partner to Enhance Net-Zero Entertainment

March 7, 2023 Southwire is pleased to announce that it will be the Official Wire and Cable Provider of Formula E, a global leader in electric vehicle (EV) racing. For the 2022/2023 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship season, Southwire will be the Official Wire and Cable provider for the fastest-growing motorsport on the planet,…

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CanWEA Delivers Wind Farm Icing and Cold Climate Safety Best Practices

From deserts to the tropics and from mountains to open plains, modern wind turbine designs have been making wind energy available in almost every region on the planet. This is true in Canada’s vast landscape as well with wind turbines installed in all ten provinces and two territories. While not uniquely Canadian, those of us in the great white north can lay claim to our share of ice, snow and low temperatures.

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Gescan Expands Footprint with Burnaby, BC Branch

Sonepar Canada’s Gescan division has opened their new branch in Burnaby, BC. The facility occupies 15,000 sq ft, dedicating over 12,000 sq ft to storage and warehouse space…

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Suderman Electrical Estimating Course Available Across Canada

Suderman Estimating is running a series of course across Canada that will take you right from the start of an estimate to the final bid price…

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Schneider Electric Partners with Meglab to Provide Custom High-Productivity, Medium Voltage Electrical Solutions

Schneider Electric announced a new agreement with Quebec-based company Meglab.

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CanREA Applauds the Government of Canada for Lifting American Tariffs on Canadian Solar Products

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Southwire and Formula E Partner to Enhance Net-Zero Entertainment

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CanWEA Delivers Wind Farm Icing and Cold Climate Safety Best Practices

Changing Scene

Gescan Expands Footprint with Burnaby, BC Branch

Sonepar Canada’s Gescan division has opened their new branch in Burnaby, BC. The facility occupies 15,000 sq ft, dedicating over 12,000 sq ft to storage and warehouse space…

Changing Scene

Suderman Electrical Estimating Course Available Across Canada

Suderman Estimating is running a series of course across Canada that will take you right from the start of an estimate to the final bid price…

Changing Scene

Schneider Electric Partners with Meglab to Provide Custom High-Productivity, Medium Voltage Electrical Solutions

Schneider Electric announced a new agreement with Quebec-based company Meglab.

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CanREA Applauds the Government of Canada for Lifting American Tariffs on Canadian Solar Products

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Southwire and Formula E Partner to Enhance Net-Zero Entertainment

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CanWEA Delivers Wind Farm Icing and Cold Climate Safety Best Practices

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