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EFC members weighed in with their thoughts on the potential impact of the US tariffs on Canadian goods and business operations. I’d be interested in hearing your perspective on the matter.
- Anthony Capkun, Editor-Publisher
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Electro-Federation Canada—a national association representing companies that manufacture, distribute, sell, and maintain a range of electrical products in Canada—surveyed its members to better understand the potential impact of the proposed US tariffs on Canadian goods and business operations. Respondents expressed concern over increased costs, supply chain challenges, and diminished competitiveness of Canadian electrical exports. Many anticipate significant price adjustments and supplier realignments, with some even considering relocating capacity to the U.S.
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The Toronto Transit Commission and PowerON Energy Solutions—in collaboration with BetterFleet—have implemented a smart charge management solution for TTC’s electric buses. The smart charging system leverages BetterFleet’s charge management platform and ABB E-mobility chargers to enable optimized charging sequences and dynamic load management.
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Electro-Federation Canada’s 2025 Scholarship Program has launched, with over $160,000 available to university and college students across dozens of scholarships. The program is supported by numerous EFC members—companies that manufacture, distribute, market, and sell a range of electrical products. “With the increasing demand for electrification around the world, there has been significant and ongoing investment in critical infrastructure. This has positioned our industry to be more relevant politically and economically than ever before,” says Catherine McKeown, EFC Scholarship Committee chair.
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The Spring 2025 edition of EDA’s “The Distributor” includes features such as: Elexicon and Western University collaborate on innovation; Alectra GRE&T Centre celebrates five years; Milton Hydro enhances fleet efficiency; and Oshawa Power powers innovation through grid modernization.
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The Winter 2024 edition of EDA’s “The Distributor” includes features on: Hydro Ottawa’s interactive Eco-Home; Alectra’s upgrades to meet anticipated capacity and demand; and Milton Hydro’s grid modernization.
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The Fall 2024 edition of EDA’s “The Distributor” includes stories about: Hydro One’s Ivy Initiative for EV customers; Entegrus transforms community safety through first responder education; and Synergy North provides education on digging safely.
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The governments of Canada and Nova Scotia hailed the coming into force of legislation that, for the first time, enables the development of offshore renewable energy in Canada. “With our legislation in place, we’re gearing up for our first licence call this year, and we plan to offer licences for five gigawatts of offshore wind by 2030,” said Nova Scotia Minister of Energy Trevor Boudreau.
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Entries are now being accepted for the 4th annual Greenlee Experience—an all-expenses-paid trip being held August 13-15 at one of the toolmaker’s manufacturing facilities in Elyria, Ohio. “The trip has become a highlight for us and one we hope leaves each winner feeling appreciated for the role they play within the trades,” said Emerson’s Heather McLin.
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In partnership with Mack Trucks Inc., Terex Utilities unveiled its latest zero-emissions bucket truck for the electric utility industry. Preliminary testing shows the vehicle has up to 1.5x enhanced range capabilities compared to other Class 6/7 medium-duty electric chassis bucket trucks, says Terex, with double the payload capacity on the rear axle.
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Made of high-impact PVC, IPEX’s Kwikon electrical fittings—which include slab boxes and accessories—are non-corroding, non-conducting, and suitable for applications such as concrete encasement, wall or ceiling concealment, and direct burial.
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TOMORROW, Mississauga, Ont. Hosted by the Ontario Construction Secretariat, this half-day conference is where the industrial, commercial, and institutional construction industry gathers to discuss economic indicators and gain insights.
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March 20, Red Deer, Alta. Hosted by the Alberta Electrical Alliance, expo attendees can check out the latest in products and services for the electrical sector, and find additional education and training through presentations and product demonstrations.
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April 24-25, Montreal. Organizers call MCEE “Canada’s biggest mechanical, plumbing, hydronics, HVAC-R, electrical and lighting expo”. Electrical Business will be there!
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May 4-8, Las Vegas. North America’s largest architectural and commercial lighting event is the “perfect blend of commercial and architectural lighting”, say organizers.
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May 14, Toronto. Hosted by Electricity Human Resources Canada—the most trusted source of human resources insight, programs, and tools that help the Canadian electricity industry.
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May 22-25, Edmonton. Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta is hosting its 2025 annual conference at the JW Marriott (ICE District).
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May 27-29, Niagara Falls, Ont. Electro-Federation Canada represents 200+ member companies that manufacture, distribute, market, and sell a range of electrical products.
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