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The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has begun a review of its 2013 decision to impose tariffs on Chinese curtainwall imports to Canada.
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Canadian municipalities issued $8.2 billion worth of building permits in July, down 0.1% from June. The decrease was mainly attributable to lower construction intentions in British Columbia.
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The Architectural Glass and Metal Contractors Association (AGMCA) is hosting an informational COR breakfast seminar for its member companies.
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Othmar Sailer has been CEO of the LiSEC Group for more than six years. Now he leaves the company. Othmar Sailer on the decision: "I really enjoyed working for LiSEC and have been able to make significant progress over time. An important task was, among many others, to build a reliable and competent management team, which I managed to do. Now is the time to devote myself to new tasks".
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Well, we know they had sand...so why not glass? The palace-city of Samarra, capital of the former Abbasid Caliphate, was home to an advanced industry of glass production and trade, according to a study published August 22, 2018 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Nadine Schibille of the CNRS, France and colleagues.
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SALEM Flat Glass & Mirror, your dedicated supplier for cutting edge diamond tooling and supplies, introduces the Lightning Cut™. Requiring no dressing and little to no maintenance, and featuring lightning fast cut speeds, this premium core drill delivers the best cut quality available in the market and has a ratio of life that is 4:1 in comparison to standard core drills. Visit SALEM at GlassBuild America 2018 in BOOTH #2763 to see the Lightning Cut™ as well as displays featuring our full line of tooling and supplies, and live demonstrations of 9 machines that DELIVER SUCCESS. 800.234.1982 | info@salemdist.com | www.salemdist.com
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Don Ward, former president of Griffin Glass in Calgary and long-time leader in the Glass and Architectural Metals Association (GAMA), passed away unexpectedly at the age of 75 on Sept. 3.
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