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The Access for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) will require websites for non-profit, public and private companies with over 50 employees to meet a wide-ranging set of requirements for accessibility or face fines of up to $100,000 per day for corporations and $50,000 per day for directors and owners.
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Serious Labs and Grande Prairie Regional College (GPRC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to bring innovative training solutions to the students of GPRC.
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Building Week, the online version of The Buildings Show, kicked off in style with Geoff Smith, CEO of EllisDon, delivering a really outstanding keynote talk. Smith’s style is almost amazingly down-to-earth for the leader of a $5 billion-a-year international contractor – right down to jokes about edibles – but the funny delivery couldn’t disguise some truly deep thought and novel insights about the Canadian construction industry.
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Are you working with Homeowners looking for a bathroom or kitchen refresh on a tight budget? Now there is a new way to update the look of outdated kitchen and bathroom spaces at a fraction of the cost. You can transform outdated floors quickly and easily with no sanding, no stripping, no priming and for a fraction of the cost of replacing them. Transform tile, vinyl, wood and more with Rust-Oleum’s Home Interior Floor Coating. Available at Canadian Tire, Home Hardware, Kent and CO-OP stores.
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In response to “Why does a contractor need a deposit at all?”, Frank makes the good point that many provinces have laws about how much deposit a supplier can ask for. However, the section of law he references here appears to apply only to “direct sales contracts” where a single service or product is bought on the spot.
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Ken sees a fundamental choice in our politics between capitalism and communism as part of our debate about unions.
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Is there a skilled trades shortage or not? Depends what you call a “skilled tradesperson.”
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