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New Brochure: Standardization of Construction Specifications and Contract Language

July 4, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

The CCA Civil Infrastructure Council has published a new brochure that can be used to discuss standardization of construction specifications and contract language with municipal officials.
Download brochure

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Prompt Payment Issue Has Momentum Nationwide

June 30, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

There are moving parts at play in many provinces and at the federal level that will impact the construction industry, said Gilbert Brulotte, chair of the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) during its spring board meeting in Halifax, N.S. Read more.

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Siemens’ Spider Robots Could Disrupt the Construction Industry

June 30, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

The new line of spider-like robots currently being designed and tested at a Princeton, New Jersey research facility owned by German engineering giant Siemens AG work together to achieve the goal of large scale 3-D Printing. Essentially autonomous 3D-printing devices with legs, the spiders are currently limited to producing polylactic acid but could, in theory, accommodate other 3D printing-friendly materials such as plastic, nylon, epoxy, silver, titanium, or steel. Read more.

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Japan Developing Extraterrestrial Construction Machines

June 29, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

The Japanese space agency has teamed up with construction company Kajima to develop autonomous construction machines for the moon and Mars. Read more.

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Poraver X, A New Use for Beer Bottles

June 29, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

There’s a new, lightweight aggregate on the market that debuted at the World of Concrete trade show in February 2016. It’s called Poraver X. The word “poraver” actually means porous glass. Read more.

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Dutch Contractor BAM Unveils Autonomous Robotic 3-D Printer

June 28, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

International contracting giant Royal BAM Group and developed a freeform 3-D robotic printer that can both navigate a construction site and print on its own, according to Global Construction Review. Read more.

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Possible Canada Post Strike and Its Effect on Membership Dues

June 28, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

Due to a possible Canada Post strike and the effect it will have on mail delivery (including cheque payments), CANS members are advised that the due date for 2016-2017 Membership Dues is July 1, and alternate methods of payment are available so as to not encounter a disruption of services from CANS.  All unpaid accounts will have their services, including online access, suspended as of July 31, 2016.

Payment of Membership Dues can be made through a variety of methods other than mail:

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)

For more details, contact Rob Lewis by email rlewis@cans.ns.ca or by phone at 902-468-2267 ext. 705.

Online or Phone

We accept VISA, Mastercard, and AMEX either online via www.cans.ns.ca/pay (instructions below) or by contacting us at 902-468-2267.

Instructions to make a payment online:

  1. Visit our website at www.cans.ns.ca
  2. Login using your login details in the top right corner of the home page (your company’s profile admin has access to logins and passwords, and will have access to all invoices under your company ‘umbrella’.  If a user who is not the profile admin logs in to pay, they will only be able to pay the invoices that are tied directly to their individual profile. Contact us if you are unsure who your company’s profile admin is).
  3. After you have logged in, click on “My CANSnet” in the top right corner.
  4. From here, click on the “My Orders” icon
  5. Click on the green “Make a Payment” button
  6. After clicking “Make a Payment” you will see a list of outstanding invoices.  If no invoices are listed, this indicates that all invoices have been paid to date.
  7. Select the invoices you wish to pay by clicking on the green “Pay This Invoice” button next to each invoice
  8. After you have selected all of the invoices that you wish to pay, click on the “Proceed to Payment” button. From here you will be prompted to enter your credit card details.
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B.C. Pre-cast Manufacturer Updating Roman Arch for Modern-day Use

June 28, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

Lock-Block Ltd. of Richmond, B.C. has developed the Arch-Lock, a pre-cast piece of concrete in a wedge shape that can be used to build arches and vaults without steel reinforcement. Read more.

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UBC Researchers Explore Reducing Fly-ash Use

June 27, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

A significant finding resulting from the work of two University of BC Okanagan campus research engineers who controlled alkali-silica reaction (ASR) when using glass in a mortar mix is the potential for reducing fly-ash content as Canada’s supply of fly-ash is predicted to diminish. Read more.

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Windsor Parkway Sets Precedent Protecting Endangered Species

June 27, 2016/in front, news/by CANS

Windsor, Ont.’s $1.4 billion Herb Gray Parkway that opened a year ago and is scheduled to connect to a new bridge to the United States in 2020, was precedent-setting because of how the construction preserved endangered wildlife. Read more.

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