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In the Electrical “grey market”, bad actors amplify the call to limit the sale of electrical products to qualified, licensed professionals. Would this solve the problem or simply exacerbate it? Share your thoughts with me at acapkun@ebmag.com.
- Anthony Capkun, Editor-Publisher
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Sonepar announced that Serge Leblanc will assume the position of Sonepar Canada president, managing from the distributor’s office in Laval, Que. He was appointed interim president—in addition to his role as president of Lumen—on May 25 to cover the departure of George McClean.
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In a recent EV charger survey commissioned by Fluke, 36% of respondents identify charger maintenance as a top concern for the future of the EV industry. Adding to the complexity, 44% pointed to inoperable chargers as one of the biggest hurdles facing charging infrastructure, followed closely software incompatibility (40%).
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Manitoba Hydro and the Manitoba Home Builders’ Association (MHBA) are working to accelerate the energization of new homes, with the utility energizing new homes within five days of passing final electrical and gas inspections. “We’re pleased to be part of this successful collaboration with MHBA, to the benefit of all Manitobans,” added Manitoba Hydro president & CEO Allan Danroth.
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Technical Safety BC’s 2024 State of Safety report emphasizes escalating concerns around the grey market of unlicensed, uncertified, and unpermitted work, as well as the “false economy” of cost-cutting at the expense of safety. “The [report] is not just about numbers; it’s about real people and the very real dangers they face when safety is compromised as a cost-cutting measure,” said president and lead executive officer Phil Gothe.
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Corporate culture can seem abstract, but it’s the most powerful leading indicator for long-term performance. The question is not whether your organization has a culture—it does! The real question is:
“Is your culture supporting success, or is it silently creating barriers to performance, engagement, and trust?”
Ravi Tangri, chief cultural officer for Simul Corp., walks us through the early warning signs of a poor culture, allowing leaders and employees alike to take proactive steps to shape a thriving workplace.
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To increase global competitiveness and facilitate automation business growth, Siemens Canada announced it will wind down production at its Peterborough, Ont., facility and optimize its Concord, Ont., facility. “These actions are necessary for Siemens’ industrial automation business to become more competitive in a challenging market environment with increased competitive pressures,” the company stated.
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Infralink Networks Canada Inc. and Next Sales & Marketing Inc. are partnering to deliver electrical and datacom solutions to commercial and industrial clients in Atlantic Canada.
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Westinghouse Electric Co. has signed Memorandums of Understanding with six Canadian suppliers in Saskatchewan to support nuclear new-builds in Canada and globally. “Partnering with suppliers in Saskatchewan is a key part of delivering new advanced nuclear to the nation [...]” said Westinghouse Canada president John Gorman.
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Leviton Canada has appointed Matthew Dudka to the position of sales director for Western Canada. Educated as an electrical engineering technologist, Dudka possesses over 20 years of experience in sales.
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After nearly three decades at Eaton, senior vice-president of North American sales Molly Murphy will retire next month. She will be succeeded by John Russler, who will report to Eaton’s Electrical Sector, Americas president Mike Yelton.
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September 21-26, Edmonton. The workshop’s goal is to enhance electrical safety and training for workers, facilities, and the public at airports in Canada and abroad.
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September 22-26, Whistler, B.C. “We’re proud to support Canada’s resilient industries and strong workforce by bringing this premier event to one of the most stunning destinations in the world,” say organizers.
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September 25-26, Toronto. Energy Storage Canada is a national trade association dedicated solely to the growth and market development of the country’s energy storage sector.
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October 1, Oakville, Ont. The Ontario Electrical League’s annual golf day is being held at Glen Abbey Golf Club.
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October 1-2, Cardigan, P.E.I. The National Electrical Trade Council is an alliance between the Canadian Electrical Contractors Association and IBEW-Canada.
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October 1-3, Vancouver. EVVÉ stands for “Electric vehicles–véhicules électriques”.
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October 6-8, Toronto. A Canadian Renewable Energy Association event.
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