Special Feature
Mechanical and Electrical Contracting
Below are articles from the latest Mechanical and Electrical Contracting Special Feature Newsletter, published March 29, 2019 by the Journal of Commerce.
Feature Articles - Mechanical and Electrical Contracting
New Red River College centre shaping up to be a skilled trades hub
The Skilled Trades and Technology Centre (STTC) at Red River College (RRC) in Wi...
Labour
Division 15 Mechanical making a name for itself with district energy systems
Division 15 Mechanical Ltd. is a Surrey, B.C.-based company that provides design...
Infrastructure
Regulation changes for pressure welders take industry by surprise
The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) would like to see more co...
Associations , Labour
Trade school reps talk skilled trades as a career option
Getting young people to consider a career in the skilled trades is often a hard...
Labour
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Saskatchewan to spend $1.92 million on two skilled trades centres
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Government , Labour
Canada’s first-ever tsunami evacuation tower built at Haida Gwaii school
MASSET, B.C. – Students in Masset, B.C. will soon learn in a safer school that i...
Projects
Climate and Construction: Natural gas bans hit a legal shut-off valve
Ambitions to ban the new installations of natural gas appliances and mechanical...
Government , US News
Stakeholders spar: What’s to blame for declining homebuilding productivity?
Two recently published articles on homebuilding productivity in Canada, one buil...
Labour
Canada ‘walking the talk’ to sustainable infrastructure future: KPMG
Canada is walking the talk when it comes to embracing sustainable technology and...
Government , Infrastructure
BC Conservative leader lays out construction policies at VRCA event
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Associations , Government
Legal Notes: Crown loses “employer” appeal in landmark Sudbury case
The Superior Court of Ontario issued a ruling on August 23 that is certain to br...
Government
Ledcor leads off with first phase of $2B Alberta Highway 3 twinning
Ledcor Highways Ltd. is leading off work on the first of eight phases planned to...