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CITT Recommends Drywall Tariffs Be Dropped to 43 Per Cent

January 13, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) ruled this month that drywall products imported from the U.S. have injured the Canadian construction industry. But much lower tariffs and a break for those in fixed-priced contracts is being recommended. “The CCA is pleased that the panel has recognized that the imposition of a duty did create a hardship on our members working under fixed-price contracts and they have recommended a solution which we hope government adopts,” said Bill Ferreira, CCA vice-president of government relations and public affairs. Read more

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Global Net-zero Energy Building Market to Reach $1.4T by 2035

January 12, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

The world’s net-zero energy market for both commercial and residential projects is expected to grow to $1.4 trillion by 2035, according to a Navigant Research report.Read more

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New from the Transportation Association of Canada: National Guidelines for Work Zone Safety

January 12, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

National Guidelines for Work Zone Safety promotes and facilitates consistent work zone safety practices across Canada by providing information that addresses common work zone issues from human factors and safety perspectives. Read moreor attend a webinar on Jan. 26

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New Technologies Could Save Time on Costly Concrete Repairs

January 10, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

Building owners and developers have options other than costly, lengthy and disruptive concrete and reinforcing steel repair projects, members of the Building and Concrete Restoration Association of Ontario told attendees at a Construct Canada seminar held late last year. Read more

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IPD Approach Showcased on Oakville Arena Project

January 9, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

The Town of Oakville, Ont. is the first municipality in Canada to use a full Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) approach coupled with lean principles for its Oakville Arena redevelopment project. Read more

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Lean Projects Are Three Times More Likely to Complete ahead of Schedule According to Dodge Data & Analytics’ Research

January 9, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

Dodge Data & Analytics recently benchmarked the current state of capital project delivery performance and found a statistically significant correlation between use of Lean methods and better project outcomes. Read more

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TFW Program’s ‘Four-in, Four-out’ Rule Scrapped

January 6, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

Ottawa has done away with the Temporary Foreign Worker Program’s four-year cumulative duration rule. The cumulative duration rule was put in place in April 2011, limiting work for some temporary foreign workers in Canada to four years, who then became ineligible to work in Canada for the next four years. “We think it’s quite positive,” said Bill Ferreira, CCA’s vice-president of government relations and public affairs. He added that while the CCA will still wait and see what the changes look like, they are excited the government is looking to create a pathway. Read more

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10 construction industry trends to watch in 2017

January 6, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

From new technologies to collaborative project delivery methods, experts say these trends will shape the industry in the coming year. Read more.

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5 ways CANS can help with New Year’s resolutions for construction pros in 2017

January 5, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

Looking to follow through with your New Years Resolutions this year? CANS Industry Education and Training courses can help! According to this article from Construction Dive, we can help you resolve 4 out of the 5 top resolutions for the Construction Industry: http://ow.ly/gT96307ImlL 

1. Advocate for career training = CANS Industry Education and Training Program

2. Go Lean = Implementing Lean Construction – April 21, 2017. Register:  https://secure.cans.ns.ca/education/render/?EventID=2892

3. Spearhead a charity initiative = Corporate Social Responsibility – February 23, 2017. Register: https://secure.cans.ns.ca/education/render/?EventID=2901

4. Keep an eye out for troubled coworkers = Mental Health in the Workplace – February 16, 2017. Register: https://secure.cans.ns.ca/education/render/?EventID=2900

For more information, contact:

Chantal Arsenault
Industry Education and Training Coordinator
Construction Association of Nova Scotia
Tel: 902.468.2267 ext. 706
Cell: 902.817.6246
Email: carsenault@cans.ns.ca

 

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Regulation Changes – Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency

January 5, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

In October 2016, amendments to the Apprenticeship and Trades Qualifications General Regulations and all trade regulations were published. These amendments will be implemented on April 1, 2017 and will impact your apprenticeship program. Read more.

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