Tag: Christine Ball
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Debunking Common Myths About Spray Foam Insulation: What Builders Need to Know
Despite its widespread use in both residential and commercial construction, spray polyurethane foam (SPF) insulation continues to be the subject of persistent myths. This week’s Blog from Huntsman Building Solutions seeks to dispel those myths with a dose of reality.
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A CCUS Project in Edmonton Marks a Huge Step for Sustainability
The Heidelberg Silos CCUS Project in Edmonton will help absorb one million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) per year, equivalent to that produced by 220,000 cars. The project will also contribute to reducing the plant’s emissions by 95 per cent and will generate more than 1,900 full-time jobs in the region once it is operational by the end of 2026. This week’s Blog looks at the project and explores the potential of CCS into the future.
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Spring Thaw Protection: How Heatlok Soya HP Prevents Insulation Damage During Floods
Written by Mickel Maalouf, LEED Green Associate and Sustainable Building Science Manager with Huntsman Building Solutions As Canada bids goodbye to one of its snowiest winters in recent history, the rising temperatures are ushering in a seasonal challenge for homes: the spring thaw. This critical period challenges the work and craftsmanship of builders and contractors as […]
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How AI Has Impacted Canadians Seeking Employment
Written by Christine Ball, Executive Director at Career Professionals of Canada The job search landscape in Canada has undergone a dramatic transformation with the rise of artificial intelligence. From résumé screening and interview preparation to personalized job recommendations, AI has revolutionized how job seekers navigate the employment market. This technological evolution has introduced greater efficiency […]
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Discover Innovation and Networking at the Fenestration Canada Spring Conference 2025
Fenestration Canada is a national association dedicated to representing the window and door industry across the country. The upcoming Spring Conference serves as a key platform for members to connect, learn about new trends, and exchange ideas, and it provides an invaluable opportunity for manufacturers, suppliers, and other stakeholders to stay ahead in our fast-evolving […]
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Countdown to the 2025 Canadian Roofing Expo
Presented by the Canadian Roofing Contractors Assocation (CRCA) in partnership with the Ontario Industrial Roofing Contractors Association (OIRCA), the 2025 Canadian Roofing Expo is the roofing industry’s premier event returning April 15-16, 2025, to the International Centre, Toronto Ontario. This event promises to be a dynamic and invaluable opportunity for architects, building inspectors, contractors, engineers, […]
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Join us at Fenestration Canada’s Upcoming Events: The Canadian Glazing Conference & FenCon!
Fenestration Canada has announced two upcoming events focused on the Commercial and Manufacturing industries taking place in Surrey, British Columbia, and Winnipeg, Manitoba. The week’s Blog takes a look at what to expect at this year’s Canadian Glazing Conference and FenCon.
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Shaping the Future: Trends and Innovations Driving British Columbia’s Construction Industry in 2025
With urban growth, evolving labour dynamics, and technological breakthroughs driving transformative change, the construction industry in British Columbia is at a key moment in 2025. This week’s Blog from Prism Construction discusses some of the trends and innovations driving the future of British Columbia’s construction industry, this year and beyond.
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Construction Industry Facing Disproportionate Overdose Rates and Substance Related Dangers
An unfortunate, yet significant, challenge faced by all groups within the construction industry is the disproportionate rate of substance use. This week’s Blog explores this pressing challenge and then shows us a new tool from Digital Public Square that is helping build awareness, eliminate stigma, and authentically supporting talent when it comes to substance abuse.
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Why More Canadians are Considering Careers in Skilled Trades
A recent Leger survey commissioned by Classic Fire + Life Safety reveals some fascinating insights into how Canadians view these essential careers. This week’s Blog take a deep dive into the numbers and discusses what today’s workforce is looking for in tomorrow’s careers in the skilled trades.
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