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ECS Launches “Reel Growth” Initiative to Support Global Reforestation: Growing a Greener Future by Planting one Tree for Every Order Placed in March and April

March 3, 2025 Electrical Cable Supply (ECS) is reinforcing its commitment to supporting the environment with the launch of its “Reel Growth” initiative. In partnership with Evertreen, an organization dedicated to reforestation, ECS will plant one tree for every order placed between March 3 and April 30, 2025 (up to 7,500 trees). This initiative underscores…

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EB Horsman Introduce New Burnaby Branch Manager

March 3, 2025 EB Horsman have introduced David Garrett as their new Burnaby Branch Manager, effective Monday, February 3, 2025. David is a customer-driven leader with over 10 years of experience in the electrical and distribution industries. He firmly believes that putting the customer first is the key to success, and he has built his career around delivering…

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Federal Government Working to Breaks Down Barriers to Internal Trade

March 3, 2025 At the Committee on Internal Trade (CIT) meeting, federal, provincial and territorial ministers agreed on additional measures to eliminate regulatory barriers to internal trade, encourage free movement of labour, and further standardize regulations across Canada. The Government of Canada has been working to enhance the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) by removing and…

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Alberta’s 2025 Budget Lowers Personal Tax Rate

March 3, 2025 Starting this year, Alberta taxpayers will benefit from a new eight per cent personal tax bracket on income up to $60,000, down from the previous rate of 10 per cent. When this new tax cut takes effect, taxpayers will save up to $750 in 2025, while two-income families will see savings of…

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No Time to Wait: New Campaign From BC’s Construction Industry Urges Provincial Government to Take Immediate Action for Payment Certainty

March 3, 2025 Lack of payment certainty is one of the most significant issues in British Columbia’s construction sector. When contractors don’t get paid on time, it doesn’t just hurt businesses — it costs taxpayers billions annually and blocks cash flow in the economy. The BC Construction Association (BCCA) has launched a new campaign calling…

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Sumant Vashisht of HPS Appointed as EFC Vice-Chair of the Dry-Type Transformer Section

March 3, 2025 HPS is pleased to announce the appointment of Sumant Vashisht as Vice-Chair of the Dry-Type Transformer Section of Electro-Federation Canada (EFC). This Section represents manufacturers of dry-type transformers that are voltage changing or isolation devices, which are air-cooled rather than liquid cooled. “I am honoured to take on this new role and…

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Greenlee® Experience is Back: Deadline to Enter for a Chance to Win is April 14

March 3, 2025 Entries are now being accepted for the fourth annual Greenlee Experience, an all-expenses-paid trip being held August 13th to 15th at one of its manufacturing facilities in Elyria, Ohio. Greenlee, a part of Emerson’s professional tools portfolio, is holding the exclusive event to celebrate electrical and utility professionals and say ‘thank you’…

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CIB Announces Partnership with JOLT to Expand its EV Charging Network

February 24, 2025 The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) and JOLT have announced a $194 million loan agreement to enable the expansion of JOLT’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network across Canada. The CIB investment will facilitate the installation of up to 1,500 new curbside EV chargers in urban centres, ensuring Canadians have access to convenient charging options. JOLT’s EV…

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BC 2025 Minimum Wage Increases by 45 cents in June

February 24, 2025 B.C.’s lowest-paid workers will see a 2.6% wage increase on June 1, 2025, keeping pace with inflation. The general minimum wage increases from $17.40 to $17.85 per hour. This follows the changes made in spring 2024 to the Employment Standards Act, which mandated annual wage increases. “Minimum wage earners are vulnerable to…

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Saskatchewan Reverts to Tier 1 on Building Energy Efficiency to Make New Homes more Affordable

February 24, 2025 Shifting national priorities, increasing prices and a renewed focus on local industry means the province of Saskatchewan will revert to Tier 1 on building energy efficiency, effective with approval of regulatory amendments. It is anticipated that builders may adopt Tier 1 immediately. “All provinces are dealing with the challenges of growth, including…

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BC Construction Industry Echoes Throne Speech Commitments Towards Infrastructure and Housing

February 24, 2025 With tariff threats looming, the construction sector has spent weeks preparing for potential instability and turmoil that will upend everyday life for most British Columbians in some way or shape. The BC Construction Association (BCCA) is hopeful that this throne speech demonstrates a strong commitment from the BC Government to implement measures…

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EFC Organizational Announcement

February 24, 2025 Anne Harrigan retiring after more than 35 years with EFC It is with great reverence and honour that after more than 35 years of dedicated service, EFC announce the retirement of Anne Harrigan, Vice President of Business Intelligence, effective April 2025. Anne came to EFC from EEMAC (Electrical & Electronic Manufacturers Association…

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OEL Launches New Website

February 21, 2025 Ontario Electrical League have announced a newly redesigned website thanks in part to the Ontario Skills Development Fund. As industry advocates for over 38,000 electrical sector workers, the site provides easier access to Member Benefits, such as hiring short- and long-term talent and legal and business services. The site has also been…

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ECAO Safety Awards Accepting Nominations

February 21, 2025 ECAO is proud to celebrate those who prioritize safety in the electrical contracting industry. ECAO invites you to apply or nominate a deserving individual for one of their prestigious ECAO Safety Awards. The Safety Awards, similar to last year, will be a highlight of our 2025 Annual General Meeting at the Wyndham Fallsview…

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Munden Enterprises Earns Arlington’s Canadian Sales Achievement Award

February 18, 2025 Arlington Industries Inc. is pleased to announce the recipients of its annual representative sales awards – for 2024 sales of Arlington’s MADE IN USA and many patented, innovative and labor-saving products. Presented to firms representing Arlington at the recent 2025 National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association (NEMRA) meeting in Orlando, Florida, these awards…

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Have your Say on the Proposed Regulations for the NWT Builders’ Lien Act

February 14, 2025 The GNWT is modernizing the legal framework for construction liens. In 2023, the Builders’ Lien Act was enacted to replace the Mechanics Lien Act. The new legislation was put in place to address modern construction practices. It sets out the legal processes, systems, rights, and remedies for parties involved in construction disputes. The GNWT…

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ECS Launches “Reel Growth” Initiative to Support Global Reforestation: Growing a Greener Future by Planting one Tree for Every Order Placed in March and April

EB Horsman Introduce New Burnaby Branch Manager

Federal Government Working to Breaks Down Barriers to Internal Trade

Alberta’s 2025 Budget Lowers Personal Tax Rate

No Time to Wait: New Campaign From BC’s Construction Industry Urges Provincial Government to Take Immediate Action for Payment Certainty

Sumant Vashisht of HPS Appointed as EFC Vice-Chair of the Dry-Type Transformer Section

Greenlee® Experience is Back: Deadline to Enter for a Chance to Win is April 14

CIB Announces Partnership with JOLT to Expand its EV Charging Network

BC 2025 Minimum Wage Increases by 45 cents in June

Saskatchewan Reverts to Tier 1 on Building Energy Efficiency to Make New Homes more Affordable

BC Construction Industry Echoes Throne Speech Commitments Towards Infrastructure and Housing

EFC Organizational Announcement

OEL Launches New Website

ECAO Safety Awards Accepting Nominations

Munden Enterprises Earns Arlington’s Canadian Sales Achievement Award

Have your Say on the Proposed Regulations for the NWT Builders’ Lien Act

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