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Copper theft-related incidents have increased 23% year-over-year, says Bell, as it continues to urge provincial and federal governments to strengthen protections for critical infrastructure by increasing penalties and amending the Criminal Code.
- Anthony Capkun, Editor-Publisher
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With the release of “Energizing our economy: B.C.’s Clean Power Action Plan”, the Government of British Columbia and BC Hydro aim to advance energy security and resilience, and expand clean power to drive economic growth and climate action. “With this work, we are securing our energy and our economy for the future by expanding one of our greatest assets: abundant clean electricity,” said Premier David Eby.
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Hubbell Canada has selected Ex-Solutions to represent its Harsh & Hazardous product lines—including Killark, Hawke, Chalmit, Vantage, and RigPower—in Atlantic Canada.
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Westinghouse Electric Co. and McMaster University have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and a Master Services Agreement (MSA) supporting R&D of the eVinci microreactor. “As Canada’s nuclear university, McMaster is committed to working alongside our industry partners to advance materials and energy solutions for a cleaner world,” said Andy Knights, McMaster (acting) vice-president, Research.
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New Brunswick has emerged as one of Canada’s copper theft hotspots, according to Bell, with more than 80 incidents this year alone. “Copper theft is a serious crime that directly threatens the safety and well-being of Canadians,” said Bell Canada’s Mark McDonald. “These thefts are not just about stolen copper [but] can potentially put lives at risk when people can’t call 911 as a result of the damage.”
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Electrical Business Magazine’s Anthony Capkun and Leslie Osborne recently attended the 5th annual Retrofit Canada conference in Toronto, which attracted some 650 professionals involved in retrofitting the nation’s built environment. Whatever the structure, as organizers point out, energy efficiency retrofits offer one of the most cost-effective and scalable solutions for improving energy performance and reducing emissions.
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Leviton Canada—a manufacturer of electrical, lighting, data network, and energy management solutions—has realigned its sales organization and created a dedicated sales team for its Network Solutions (NS) business unit, distinct from the Electrical division. Shari English has been tapped to lead this team.
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Representing an investment of over $27 million in its supply chain network, Ipex recently celebrated the grand opening of its new 150,000-sf distribution centre in Woodstock, Ont. “Our new DC represents another step forward in how we serve our customers,” said president & CEO Travis Lutes.
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You don’t have to be a member of any group or association to participate in Energy Manager Canada’s EM Honours Awards Program, making it truly accessible and inclusive. Let’s celebrate your achievements in energy efficiency, proactive energy management and decarbonization across Canada’s built environment.
» SO EASY to Nominate!
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The total value of investment in building construction decreased by $491.4 million to $21.8 billion in May 2025, Statistics Canada reports. Investment in the residential sector fell 3.0% while the non-residential sector edged down 0.4%. Losses were recorded in the construction of both multi-unit dwellings (-3.4%) and single-family homes (-2.5%).
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Statistics Canada reports the total value of building permits issued in Canada rose by $1.4 billion (+12.0%) to reach $13.1 billion in May 2025. Construction intentions for a new hospital in the Niagara census metropolitan area (CMA)—which reached almost 7x the average value of major permits in the institutional component—led the growth in that province’s institutional component.
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September 10, Location TBA. An annual networking event for women working in the electrical industry.
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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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