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Immigration Delays Squeeze Canadian Glass Employers
Immigration processing delays between Service Canada and IRCC are forcing temporary foreign workers to stop work, squeezing Canadian glass and glazing firms.
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All news →Ottawa's $430M Training Fund Targets Glazing Workforce Gaps
Ottawa is opening applications for $430 million in training facilities and equipment, aimed at skilled trades shortages that squeeze glazing employers.
34-storey Halifax towers tee up Atlantic Canada curtain wall work
Two 34-storey towers and a 10-storey tower are planned for Halifax's Robie and Spring Garden block, alongside two 30-storey towers under construction.
CSA Members Approve Sale of Testing Business to Kiwa
CSA members voted 86 percent to sell its testing and certification business to Kiwa Group, reshaping compliance testing for Canadian window and door makers.
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CentreCourt 50-Storey Tower Near Sheppard-Yonge Signals Glazing
CentreCourt proposes a 50-storey, 569-unit tower at Yonge and Cameron in North York, adding high-rise glazing work near Sheppard-Yonge Station.
Ottawa Adds $100M to Deep Retrofit Fund, Boosting Window Demand
Ottawa's $100-million Deep Retrofit Accelerator extension and $66.3M FCM funding will sustain retrofits that include high-performance windows and building envelope upgrades.
Rekai Centre Reaches Grade, Glazing Work Looms in West Don Lands
The 348-bed Rekai Centre at Cherry Place has reached grade in Toronto's West Don Lands, setting the stage for building envelope and curtain wall work.
Trent 1,400-Bed Expansion Opens Glazing Packages in Peterborough
Trent University’s two new buildings add 1,400 student beds and 134,000 sq ft of academic and social space, creating glazing work for Peterborough contractors.
Energy-Generating Façades at FTI Point to Canadian Specs
FTI World Congress research on thermoelectric and adaptive photovoltaic façades previews envelope tech Canadian glaziers should watch as net-zero specs evolve.
Toronto's Pre-Approved Multiplexes Open Repeatable Glazing Specs
Toronto's new pre-approved fourplex and sixplex plans give builders no-cost OBC-compliant designs, creating repeatable window and door specs.
Mondria Condo Receivership Puts $14M Water Damage in Focus
An Ontario court placed a Clarington condo project under receivership after a water incident caused over $14 million in damage, a caution for glazing trades.
Don Valley Station Groundbreaking Opens 474-Unit Rental Pipeline
Toronto broke ground on 474-unit rental tower at Don Valley Station, opening multi-phase fenestration pipeline with 20% affordable units and geothermal.
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