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For Health, Climate, and Jobs, Canada Needs a Major Housing Investment

For Health, Climate, and Jobs, Canada Needs a Major Housing Investment

Mar 16, 2021 | Membership, News and Updates

Improving Canada’s housing supply — including more efficient heating and better insulation — will reduce Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions and make residents safer and more comfortable. Read more …

Now Open: Residential Renovation 101 Training Series

Now Open: Residential Renovation 101 Training Series

Mar 12, 2021 | Building Professional, News and Updates, Resources

The modules in Residential Renovation 101 describe the fundamentals of material use, building types and historical attributes of residential construction. This new training series is for contractors, renovators, energy advisors and project planners.

Up to $55 Million in Funding for Alberta Businesses to Improve Efficiency & Reduce Emissions

Up to $55 Million in Funding for Alberta Businesses to Improve Efficiency & Reduce Emissions

Jan 26, 2021 | Building Professional, News and Updates

Emissions Reduction Alberta’s new Energy Savings for Business Program—a funding opportunity to support small- and medium-scale industrial and commercial businesses—is awarding…

Federal Mandate Letters Indicate Support for Deep Energy Retrofits

Federal Mandate Letters Indicate Support for Deep Energy Retrofits

Jan 20, 2021 | News and Updates

Prime Minister Trudeau has released his mandate letters for each cabinet minister in his government. These mandate letters suggest we might see some new developments in the energy efficiency field in the coming years.

Understanding New COVID Measures for the Ontario Construction Industry

Understanding New COVID Measures for the Ontario Construction Industry

Jan 13, 2021 | COVID-19, News and Updates

The residential construction has been defined as essential with a regulated list of construction projects deemed essential. Although essential, the province has announced new restrictions for the construction…

Canada’s New Climate Plan Released

Canada’s New Climate Plan Released

Dec 11, 2020 | Membership, News and Updates

The Canadian government has unveiled Canada’s new Climate Plan. The plan, entitled A Healthy Environment and a Healthy Economy, aims to create 2 million green jobs and commits …

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