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One Billion Can-Twist… And Counting — Ideal Canada Celebrates Milestone with Great Canadian Classics Contest!

The year was 2002: Jean Chrétien was Prime Minister, Avril Lavigne topped the charts, the Alouettes defeated the Eskimos 25-16 at the 90th Grey Cup, and Ideal Industries launched Canada’s greatest wire connector — Can-Twist.

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Robinson Supply
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B. A. Robinson Co. Ltd. Rebranding to Robinson Supply

The company’s wholesale locations will be branded Robinson Supply, and the lighting and bath showrooms will be branded Robinson.

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NETCO
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NETCO Leadership Excellence Award Nominations Now Open

Established in 2016, the NETCO Leadership Excellence award honours an industry training professional for his/her role in the success of and their outstanding contributions to apprenticeship training and continuing electrical training.

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Fort
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Fort McMurray West 500-kV Transmission Project Energized 3 Months Ahead of Schedule

The 500+ km transmission line from Edmonton to Fort McMurray includes two substations and involved 20 months of construction, and 4.5 years from project start to energization.

 

 

 

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Hydro One
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Hydro One Appoints Mark Poweska as President and CEO

Poweska is currently BC Hydro’s Executive Vice President, Operations, with responsibility for all aspects of the company’s electricity generation, transmission and distribution operations.

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ESA Gregg
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ESA Welcomes New Board Chair

The Board of Directors of the Electrical Safety Authority has elected Peter Gregg as Chair to succeed Brian Bentz. Brian retires from the ESA Board after serving nine years as a Director, including three years as Chair.

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NECA 2019 Conference
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May 15-17: NECA 2019 Safety Professionals Conference

The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA)’s 2019 Safety Professionals Conference, taking place in San Antonio, Texas, is the electrical construction industry’s premier annual safety event.

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Ontario's New Construction Act
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April 29: Ontario’s New Construction Act — Adapting to the New Prompt Payment & Adjudication Regimes

On October 1, 2019, new prompt payment and adjudication regimes in Ontario will transform the fundamental way that construction projects operate in Ontario.

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Electric Vehicles
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CEA Stands Behind Need for Government Support for Electric Vehicles

The Canadian Electricity Association (CEA) has thrown its support behind the recommendations of the Interim report from the federal government’s Advisory Council on Climate Action.

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WiRE
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April 16: 2019 Leadership Conference for Women in Energy

Advance your career in a traditionally male industry by attending this event. It will provide insight into key energy trends and skills for personal and professional development as Canada’s most successful women energy leaders share their industry knowledge…

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CSA
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CSA Group Releases Potential Climate Change Adaptation Solutions for the CE Code

Climate change and its associated impacts will play a central role in Canada’s electricity future. In fact, the Conference Board of Canada estimates that approximately $347.5 billion will need to be invested in electricity infrastructure to maintain the system reliability we have today.

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Hydro One
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Hydro One Seeks $5 billion Investment in Ontario’s Transmission System

Ontario’s largest electricity transmission and distribution company has submitted its 2020-2022 Transmission Rate Application to the Ontario Energy Board (“OEB”).

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Enterprise iOT
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How Electrical Contractors Can Embrace the Internet of Things

Results of a study of ways in which the electrical contracting industry can prepare for the new era of smart facilities made possible by IoT technologies and systems could serve as a comprehensive IoT roadmap for electrical contractors.

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ABB
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ABB Canada Earns 2018 E.B. Horsman & Son Supplier of the Year Award

During E.B. Horsman & Son’s (EBH) Annual General Meeting on March 5, 2019, ABB Canada was presented with the 2018 EBH Supplier of the Year award by Tyson Carvell, VP of Marketing.

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ESA Award
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Ontario’s ESA Moving to Risk-based Oversight

The Electrical Safety Association plans to implement a risk-based approach for electrical wiring by 2020. This means ESA will spend more effort on higher risk electrical wiring work, and less effort on lower risk work, without compromising safety.

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Signify
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Coming Soon: Signify Smart Lighting Training Program for Electrical Contractors?

Signify, formerly Philips Lighting, has launched a new training hub in the U.K. that helps contractors and installers improve their understanding of light installation and support their ongoing professional development.

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