August 24, 2026 Schneider Electric Canada is unveiling an immersive activation at Toronto’s Union Station that demonstrates how intelligent energy management quietly supports one of Canada’s busiest transportation hubs. The installation transforms Union Station’s digital displays into a connected “living energy dashboard,” creating a synchronized visual experience inspired by the flow of energy across complex…
The Can-Twist® 25th Anniversary Experience Trip brought together promotion winners from across Canada for three days of product learning, community impact, and memorable customer appreciation experiences.
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 10, 2026 Building on 2.5 years of operationalization of BluWave-ai EV Everywhere™ across Canadian electricity systems, now working with Oshawa Power, Oakville Hydro, Enova Power, and Essex Powerlines in Ontario as the province onboards a projected 500,000 EVs BluWave-ai along with four Ontario utilities announce the launch of a province-wide EV and distribution grid load management…
August 4, 2026 Prysmian’s proposed US$3.8-billion acquisition of Atkore is primarily a move to deepen the Italian cable manufacturer’s U.S. electrical-products presence, but it also carries a meaningful Canadian angle for the electrical channel. If the transaction closes as expected, Prysmian would add Atkore’s FRE Composites manufacturing operation in Saint-André-d’Argenteuil, Que., near Montréal, to its…
July 31, 2026 Each year, Technical Safety BC measures the data they receive through incident and hazard reports to analyze and rank the top safety risks encountered across the province. These risks were identified by collecting, assessing, and analyzing incident investigation data. The key metrics they look at when ranking the top five safety risks…
July 31, 2026 By Electro Federation Canada This World Youth Day, we are proud to recognize the positive impact EFC members continue to make through their support of Habitat Canada’s Youth Skills Building Program. Investing in the Next Generation of Talent Canada is experiencing a significant labour shortage that is delaying homebuilding, driving up costs,…
July 31, 2026 Current carrying capacity means the maximum current that a cable can transmit over sustained periods without overheating. Exceeding the permitted current capacity can damage the cable’s insulation and, in the worst case, result in fire. What determines the current carrying capacity? Different parameters influence how much electricity a cable can safely transmit….
July 30, 2026 Alberta’s building retrofit sector is ready to scale and could generate $5.8 billion in GDP and support 24,000 jobs with $2.5 billion in annual investment — but only if governments, utilities, and industry align on a clear, coordinated strategy. Resilient but Not Ready shows that while Alberta’s retrofit supply chain is adaptable and…
July 30, 2026 By EB Horsman & Son Not all LED replacements are created equal. Whether you’re replacing a single light fixture in your home or upgrading lighting throughout your building, choosing an equivalent LED replacement isn’t always as simple as matching the wattage or colour temperature. Many homeowners, contractors, facility managers, and property managers…
July 30, 2026 By CSC LED When planning an industrial facility, lighting is often discussed by fixture type—high bays, wall packs, flood lights, emergency lighting, and so on. In reality, successful lighting design starts by understanding how each space is used. Every area of an industrial property has different visual requirements. A parking lot prioritizes…
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