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We’re gearing up to welcome you to Montreal this year for WinDoor 2022. We are looking forward to being back in a vibrant city for the show and hope that you will join us. Exhibitors have gone big with their booths and we expect a regular WinDoor attendance, finally bringing us back to pre-COVID times. But first, an update on what we’ve been up to.
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The Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium is offering up to $5,000 to employers for new hires through the WILWorks Graduate program. The program is available for eligible employers who hire new eligible youth between the ages of 15 to 29.
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The Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes (CCBFC) is inviting code users, stakeholders, and the broader public to take part in the public review of the first set of proposed changes to the 2020 editions of Canada’s National Model Codes, including the National Building Code of Canada, the National Fire Code of Canada, the National Plumbing Code of Canada, and the National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings.
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The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance will hold its first event in B.C. since absorbing the Fenestration Association of BC as a regional chapter on Nov. 16.
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Merchant Services or Electronic Payment Processing (EPP) cover the hardware, software, services, and processes that businesses use to accept credit or debit card payments from their customers.
The components of EPP costs are markup fees, interchange fees, communication fees, dues and assessments - most of which are determined by credit card companies and are not negotiable. The markup fees paid to EPP providers are negotiable and can vary significantly based on the pricing structure, industry and transaction profile. At Schooley Mitchell, We Are Your Cost Reduction Specialists! We analyse all your EPP cost drivers and identify savings for your business.
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The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance continues to evolve into a truly North American organization for the architectural glass and window and door industries. It’s most recent move is the absorption of Fenestration BC, the association created 10 years ago out of the merger of the Canadian Window and Door Manufacturers Association of BC and the Glazing Contractors Association of BC. With the retirement of long-time FenBC executive directior, Zana Gordon, FenBC went looking for new resources to steer the group and found a willing partner in the FGIA. FGIA chairman, Dan Parrish, and FenBC chairman, David Goldsmith, joined Fenestration Conversations to explain everything and map the course forward.
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Foremost has an immediate opening for a full- time Welder located at our facility in Calgary, Alberta and in Stettler, Alberta. This position includes, but is not limited to production welding, service & repair welding, prototype building, tank and fitter welding.
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48 Unit residential building for seniors in Acton requires a full-time, live-in Superintendent
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Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, the Industrial Maintenance Millwright is a full-time position, responsible for installing, inspecting, adjusting, and repairing equipment while following safety rules and regulations.
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