The Cape Breton Partnership will be hosting the Safety First in Cape Breton Symposium in collaboration with the Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia, and the Nova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration.
Through the designation of Honourary Life Membership, CANS wishes to honour individuals who, through their deeds and actions, have significantly contributed to the betterment of the Association and/or the industry and the attainment of its goals and visions.
The Safety Branch of the Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration would like to inform you that guardrails are required where there is a risk of falling at a doorway or the opening of a building floor, roof, walls or shaft.
Techsploration, a valued partner of CANS, is actively recruiting women in the construction trades, particularly apprentices and Red Seal certified tradespersons, to participate as mentors/role models in their spring programming.
The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is monitoring key issues impacting the construction industry. Recently, it released a pair of briefing notes updating those in construction on the impact of sanctions on the Russian Federation as well as the CP Rail Strike.
The Safety Branch of the Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration would like to inform CANS Members about Fire Protection for Applying Roofing Membrane.
Due to road conditions in the above-noted communities, spring weight restrictions have been removed on a number of roads. Click for a full list of those affected.
Did you know? Taylor interned for a Lord at the House of Lords in the UK Parliament – attending committee meetings, question periods and debates.
Take a peek at this CANSnet Preview covering NS22-0354 – St. Francis Xavier University – RFP – Construction Management for Services and Construction
Amelia Saputo Centre – Phase 3 Renovation. (Don’t miss out! This project closes April 8, 2022!)
On March 29, the Province tabled Budget 2022-23: Solutions for Healthcare, Solutions for Nova Scotians. Budget 2022-23 contains $1.6 billion for capital projects, the largest single-year capital investment in the province’s history.