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Global Windows and Doors

Global Windows and Doors is a leading manufacturer of residential and light commercial windows and doors in Atlantic Canada. and has been serving customers from it’s 55,000 square foot facility in Richibucto New Brunswick since 1999. Offering a full compliment of products and meeting all code requirements including NAFS, Global is the “Partner of Choice” for projects large and small. Visit our website to view our product offering and to download our architectural specifications.

Bruno Builders

We’re a custom residential and commercial construction company that collaborates with clients and architects to build bold, standout spaces and structures. We are confident, courageous and directed. Our uncompromising work ethic, problem solving agility and outright love for what we do has forged our reputation as a trusted builder of residential, office, retail, mixed-use and multi-unit projects in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Visit our website to learn more.

 

Consbec Inc.

Consbec was created in 1981 and has since become the largest surface drilling and blasting contractor in North America and the only private Canadian company who manufactures and transports bulk explosives. Visit their website to learn more.

 

Element Construction Inc. 

Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Element Construction provides industry leading, quality workmanship to a growing list of both commercial and residential clients in general construction, hardscaping, safety surfacing, excavation, and snow/ice control throughout the Maritimes. We are also proud to offer both commercial and residential flooring services via our team of experienced installers specializing in carpet, laminate, hardwood, vinyl and tile. Visit our website to learn more.

 

Assured Mechanical

Planning for automated vehicles (AVs) was at the forefront of a discussion during a recent City of Toronto Public Works and Infrastructure Committee meeting. Read more.

The Canadian Apprenticeship Forum-Forum canadien sur l’apprentissage (CAF-FCA) has launched the Apprentices in Canada panel to hear about your experience working in the skilled trades. Read more.

Growing media attention to, and increasing public interest in, workplace bullying, harassment and sexual harassment has raised awareness of the issue everywhere, including in the construction industry. Read more.

The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) announced in an email to its board members, partner associations and corporate members that it has advised the government of Canada of its opposition to government-owned or controlled entities competing for construction contracts. Most recently, Chinese state-owned CCCC International Holding Limited’s (CCCI) announced it is seeking to acquire Aecon Group Inc., a Canadian publicly-traded construction firm. Read more.