As of Sept. 25, the process for business exceptions for “specialized workers” has changed. When there is urgent and critical work in Nova Scotia that requires specialized skills that are unavailable in Atlantic Canada, the Province will allow workers with those specialized skills to come from outside the region to do the work.
The Construction Association of Nova Scotia is pleased to announce that Victoria Stanhope, president and CEO of Stanhope Simpson Insurance, has been appointed as 2020-2021 chair of its Board of Directors. Stanhope is only the second female to serve as chair on the Association’s governing body in its 158-year history.
ROMS.KAIG is proposing to develop a new three‐story residential building. This project is in Spryfield, located near the corner of Herring Cove Road and Drysdale Road. Learn more about this Spryfield Development on our website.
Have you been thinking about attaining your Gold Seal Certification? Find out exactly where you are on the Gold Seal path!
The Construction Association of Nova Scotia’s 158th Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place virtually this year! As this new format will require some tweaks, please stay tuned in the coming weeks for more information on scheduling, awards, prize giveaways and more.
The Construction Association of Nova Scotia’s 158th Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place virtually this year! As this new format will require some tweaks, please stay tuned in the coming weeks for more information on scheduling, awards, prize giveaways and more.
CANS is hiring! We are currently seeking a qualified individual to fill the position of a newly developed role, our Director of Policy and Workforce Development.
Learn more about the Antigonish Affordable Housing Society’s Project on our website. Or, take a look at what work is available on CANSnet.