Thank you for voting in the 2025 federal election
The 2025 federal election saw a record number of Canadians utilizing advance polls, with a turnout of 72.25% in Nova Scotia.
Statistics // Industry highlights – building construction and price index
/in front/by CANSIncluding highlights from ‘Building Construction, February 2025’ and ‘Building Construction Price Index, Q1 2025.’
Thank you for attending CANS 2025 Home Depot Pro De-Icer
/in front/by CANSThis year’s event brought nearly 1,900 industry professionals to the Halifax Convention Centre, making it our largest De-Icer yet!
Join CANS Team! Now hiring: Manager, Education & Training
/in front/by CANSCANS is currently seeking a qualified individual to fill the position of Manager, Education & Training.
Federal Candidates Show Their Support for the Construction Industry in “Construction for Canadians” Campaign
/in front, news/by CANS“Construction is the backbone of Canada’s economy,” said Duncan Williams, President and CEO of the Construction Association of Nova Scotia (CANS). “It’s not just about buildings and infrastructure — it’s about jobs, growth, and the well-being of every community across the country.”
Office Closure // Friday, April 18, 2025
/in front/by CANSPlease be advised that CANS office will be closed on Friday, April 18. CANS office will reopen on Monday, April 21 with regular office hours of 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Statistics // Industry highlights – Labour market and building permits
/in front/by CANSIncluding data from ‘Labour Market Trends, March 2025,’ ‘Labour Force Survey, March 2025’ and ‘Building Permits, February 2025.’
Thank you for attending CANS 2025 Emerging Leaders Curling Bonspiel
/in front/by CANSOn April 4th, the Emerging Leaders hosted our 13th Annual Curling Bonspiel at the CFB Halifax Curling Club.
CANS Scholarships: 2024 NSCC Student Award Recipients
/in front/by CANSCANS is proud to partner with the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) Foundation to offer four distinct awards and scholarships to NSCC students pursuing post-secondary education toward careers in construction.
Canadians believe the federal government is failing to manage Canada’s infrastructure and construction workforce needs
/in front/by CANS“We hear a lot of promises about building more housing, roads, and infrastructure — but none of that happens without workers to do the job,” said Duncan Williams, President and CEO at the Construction Association of Nova Scotia (CANS).