As Nova Scotia continues to grow — with new housing, infrastructure, and development projects across the province — there’s an opportunity to build more than structures. We can also build a culture of inclusion, fairness, and pride.
Thank you for attending CANS 2026 Arrow Construction Products Spring Fling.
CANS is raising serious concerns about Regional Council’s ongoing pattern of moving ahead with construction-related decisions without meaningful consultation with the organizations that represent industry and the people who build our city.
We’ve added several new courses for May and June that you don’t want to miss! Eligible CANS members get most courses at 50% off with WIPSI.
This year’s event brought nearly 2,000 industry professionals to the Halifax Convention Centre, making it our largest De-Icer yet!
Now in its 14th year, the bonspiel once again brought together seasoned curlers and first-time sweepers alike for an evening of friendly competition, connection, and networking.
Representing more than 100,000 Atlantic Canadian workers, the ACA will prioritize modernizing procurement, improving workforce mobility, accelerating housing delivery, and advocating for coordinated infrastructure investment.
Thank you for attending CANS 2026 Women in Construction Happy Hour, presented by PCL Construction! On March 5 at Nine Locks Brewing in Dartmouth, more than 160 industry professionals gathered for the first CANS Women in Construction Happy Hour.
On February 24, the Government of Nova Scotia tabled Budget 2026-27, a $18.9-billion fiscal plan that includes a record $3.5-billion capital program. Read more.
CANS is pleased to welcome Anna Swimm as our new Education & Training Administrator.