Introducing CCDC Document Webinars, an exciting new initiative beginning in October to address your frequently asked questions and solidify your confidence while using our documents. To kickstart this initiative, our first webinar will focus on the CCDC 9 Statutory Declaration of Progress Payment Distribution forms.
In cooperation with the provincial government’s mandate on vaccines, CSNS will now require all students enrolled in in-person training with Construction Safety Nova Scotia to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
The CANS Advantage Program is still accepting new offers for 2022 partners — but don’t miss your chance to participate! The call for 2022 CANS Advantage partners ends on Wednesday, October 13 at 3:00 p.m.! (Offers will be valid January-December 2022.)
The following was sent from the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) to all members via newsletter on September 20, 2021.
The scope of work is the construction of a new salt storage building to the southwest of the existing Springhill Public Works garage, 62 Lisgar Street, Springhill NS.
What have we been up to in the past year? We’ll show you! Check out CANS 2020-2021 Year at a Glance video highlighting our achievements and accomplishments over the last year.
The Construction Association of Nova Scotia (CANS) is pleased to introduce our 2021-2022 Board of Directors. Being a member of the CANS board carries with it a great deal of responsibility and is a significant investment of time and energy. We applaud each of the current and past board members for their service to our Association.
Update on CANS services and accessing CANS Office; information on Phase 5; and resources for COVID vaccination and your workplace.
Do you know a teenager with an interest in construction and the trades? BFY applications for summer 2022 are officially OPEN!
On October 6th, 2021, Maritime Launch Services invites you to an industry information session to provide interested companies with an overview of the first commercial rocket launch facility. This facility will be located near Canso, Nova Scotia, and will be used to deliver satellites into low earth orbit.