June 19, 2020
At opposite ends of the scale, electrical journeymen in Winnipeg make $8.25 more per hour than their counterparts in Hamilton. The national average among those surveyed is $33.00. See results for five other cities across Canada.
August 7, 2026 By Electro Federation Canada Quebec’s CAQ government has proposed amendments that would significantly weaken the province’s zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate. The most notable change is a reduction of the 2035 target from 100% to 80% ZEV sales. The government is also proposing a slower ramp-up of annual compliance requirements, with lower targets…
August 17, 2026 By Stanpro Lighting does more than illuminate a room. It shapes how that room feels. The right lighting can make a kitchen with lower ceilings feel larger and more inviting, turn a bedroom into a calm retreat instead of an unsettled one, and make a garage feel like a functional space rather…
August 10, 2026 By William (Bill) Burr The Code is a comprehensive document. Sometimes it can seem quite daunting to find the information you need quickly. This series of articles provides a guide to help users find their way through this critical document. These articles do not intend to replace the notes in Appendix B…
By Greg Anliker, End User Experience Manager at IDEAL Electrical Many electricians have faced the choice at the counter: one product is more affordable but may need replacing in a few months, whereas the other is an investment but earns its value back in reliability and the quality of work it supports. The price on…
August 10, 2026 Nova Scotia continues to experience unprecedented building growth. Together, with the Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration they are exploring risk-based electrical inspections to ensure the process is safe, efficient, and adaptable to the province’s ongoing growth. As solar adoption also continues to grow, Nova Scotia Power wants to improve the interconnection experience for contractors and customers. A virtual…
August 10, 2026 Renewable energy projects are becoming more common and more complex. For distributors and contractors alike, understanding how transformer selection impacts performance, compliance, and installation is increasingly important. In this webinar, Delta Transformers & Intralec break down the role of modern transformers in renewable energy systems, with real-world insight into how they support…
August 7, 2026 By Electro Federation Canada Quebec’s CAQ government has proposed amendments that would significantly weaken the province’s zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate. The most notable change is a reduction of the 2035 target from 100% to 80% ZEV sales. The government is also proposing a slower ramp-up of annual compliance requirements, with lower targets… Read More…
August 17, 2026 By Stanpro Lighting does more than illuminate a room. It shapes how that room feels. The right lighting can make a kitchen with lower ceilings feel larger and more inviting, turn a bedroom into a calm retreat instead of an unsettled one, and make a garage feel like a functional space rather… Read More…
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August 10, 2026 By William (Bill) Burr The Code is a comprehensive document. Sometimes it can seem quite daunting to find the information you need quickly. This series of articles provides a guide to help users find their way through this critical document. These articles do not intend to replace the notes in Appendix B… Read More…
By Greg Anliker, End User Experience Manager at IDEAL Electrical Many electricians have faced the choice at the counter: one product is more affordable but may need replacing in a few months, whereas the other is an investment but earns its value back in reliability and the quality of work it supports. The price on… Read More…
August 17, 2026 Earlier this month, approximately 30 IDEAL Electrical employees and skilled electricians volunteered alongside Habitat for Humanity Greater Toronto Area (GTA) to help construct Countryside, an affordable 15-unit townhome development in Brampton that will welcome families later this year. Volunteers assisted with electrical wiring and rough-in installation and provide general construction support, helping… Read More…
August 17, 2026 Hubbell Canada is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with Mac’s II Agencies, effective August 1, 2026, to represent Hubbell Canada’s Harsh & Hazardous portfolio throughout British Columbia. This newly formed alliance further strengthens Hubbell Canada’s commitment to serving customers operating in some of the most demanding industrial environments, while supporting… Read More…
August 17, 2026 The Alberta Electrical Alliance is proud to support our industry with over $320,500 of postsecondary scholarships for current members and their children. Your participation in AEA events helps fund AEA scholarships and build our industry’s future. AEA Sponsored Scholarships Open to employees, dependents, and children of parents who are members of the… Read More…
August 17, 2026 ECAO and CECA look forward to joining industry leaders at the NETCO – National Electrical Trade Council 2026 Conference for an important conversation on AI and its growing role in electrical contracting. R. Graeme Aitken, Executive Director of ECAO, Terry Milot, President of the Canadian Electrical Contractors Association, and Témoc Vega, PhD,… Read More…
This project is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada.
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