The ECABC Jack Funk Scholarship
The ECABC Jack Funk Scholarship honours the memory of Jack Funk, a long-time electrical contractor and leader in British Columbia.
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The Role of Offshore Sourcing: An Editorial Perspective for Manufacturers, Distributors, Agents, Contractors, and Industry Stakeholders
The real divide is not domestic versus offshore. It is between committed, accountable partners and transactional, price‑only players. The CSA mark sits inside that story as one important signal but it is only a subset of what the market should be looking at.
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Case Study: Using Photometric Layouts for Precision Lighting
Choosing the right fixture for a site can dramatically impact brightness, coverage, and energy efficiency. This case study highlights a retrofit project where CSC LED helped a customer optimize pump station lighting with photometric layouts.
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Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1[i], 26th Edition: Section 64 — Renewable Energy Systems
Rule 64-000notes that this is a supplementary or amendatory section of the Code and applies to the installation of renewable energy systems, energy production systems, energy storage systems and batteries.
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STA Boxes Enters a Major New Growth Phase with Expanded Facilities
In a market where speed, flexibility, and reliability have become essential, STA Boxes is reaching a major milestone in its growth journey.
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Moncton Coliseum Welcomed Record Breaking Trade Event
The 2026 MEET (Mechanical Electrical Electronic Technology) Show made its highly anticipated biennial return…
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AEA Electrical Learning EXPO: An Opportunity for Building Connections, Gaining Industry Insights & Discovering New Products for Lighting & Electrical Professionals
The AEA is dedicated to enhancing the image, knowledge, opportunity, and environment of the Canadian electrical industry, and I was able to experience an excellent example of this at their AEA Electrical Learning EXPO…
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MacKinnon Magnetics’ First Transformer Joins Rexel Canada’s 100th Anniversary Museum Collection
The commemorative unit will be permanently displayed in Rexel Canada’s museum and showcase, created to honour the 100th anniversary…
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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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The Hidden Risk in Canada’s Online Electrical Marketplace
Online shopping has reshaped the way Canadians buy electrical products.
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Why Electrical Load Calculations Are Being Rewritten by Residential Electrification
Across Canada, residential electrical design has historically followed a predictable pattern. Load calculations were based on known appliance demands…
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ABB Expands Residential Portfolio with ReliaHome™ Flex and ReliaHome™ ELITE Circuit Breakers to Enable Smarter, Safer Home Electrification
ABB has announced the launch of ReliaHome™ Flex, a modular energy management system, alongside its new generation of ReliaHome™ ELITE circuit breakers…
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Case Study: DarkSky-Friendly Storage Facility Lighting in Kitchener
A well-lit exterior is critical for storage facilities—supporting visibility, security, and peace of mind after dark.
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Schneider Electric Canada Opens New Canadian Headquarters and EcoFit™ Center in Milton, Ontario
Schneider Electric Canada announces the grand opening of its new Canadian head office and EcoFit™ Center in Milton, Ontario.
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Recall: PureVolt Photoelectric Smoke Detector Recalled Due to Potential Failure to Operate
March 2, 2026 This recall involves Purevolt Photoelectric Smoke Detector model SD119-4 for fire alarm systems, compatible with 4 wires, 12V DC. The product measures 100mm x 48mm and is intended for indoor use, with ceiling or wall mounting. The model number can be found on the label affixed to the back of the product. Issue Health Canada’s sampling…
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Registration Now Open for the 2026 MEET Show
The MEET (Mechanical Electrical Electronic Technology) Show is making its highly-anticipated return to the Moncton Coliseum Complex this Spring, May 6th through 7th.
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