Notice // You’re invited to celebrate the holidays at CANS Holiday Open House
/in front /by Alison ClackYou’re invited to get festive with CANS at our Holiday Open House on Thursday, December 8, 2022. Join us at CANS office for an evening of light food, refreshments and holiday cheer. This event is FREE to all CANS Members.
Memo // HRM planning for three-day shutdown of permitting and licensing online service on Dec. 2
/in front /by Alison ClackIn preparation for HRM’s roll out of the final PPL&C release, an approximate 3-day shutdown of the current permitting and licensing online service will occur between Friday, December 2nd, and Monday December 5th. Standard office hours apply during this time with staff available for assistance.
Survey // Injured on a construction site? Share your experience to support the Return to Work Program
/in front, Uncategorized /by Alison ClackConstruction Safety Nova Scotia has partnered with the Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia to understand how to best support workers in the construction industry if they experience a workplace injury.
NEWS // Construction leaders advocate for urgent policy changes to rebuild Canada’s construction workforce
/in front /by Alison ClackThe Canadian Construction Association’s (CCA) annual “Hill Day” is planned for Tuesday, November 15, 2022. Representatives from the Canadian construction sector are calling on the federal government to make changes to modernize Canada’s immigration policy and update the Temporary Foreign Worker program in order to address the most severe labour shortage Canada has faced in more than 50 years.
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