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On Tuesday, Dec. 22, industry veteran Joe Shapiro passed away at Sunnybrook Veteran’s Centre. He was gone peacefully at the age of 97, after a truly wonderful life.
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In a call with Glass Canada, Ontario Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development, Monte McNaughton, laid out the ministry’s plans to cap Workplace Safety and Insurance Board premium hikes and to recognize working at heights training certificates held by workers from Newfoundland and Labrador.
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The Quebec National Assembly has passed Bill 66, which removes or eases several regulations for 181 large infrastructure projects. Most of the projects are transportation-related, but there are several hospital and long-term-care home projects in there as well.
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The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) will host a webinar entitled “Performance Rating Method for Fenestration Systems and Comparative Analysis Procedure” on Tues., Jan. 19 at 11:30 a.m. Eastern. This webinar will cover the enhanced analytical aspects of AAMA 2502, a recently updated FGIA document, and the procedures for evaluating air leakage and water penetration resistance.
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Building Week, the online version of The Buildings Show, kicked off in style with Geoff Smith, CEO of EllisDon, delivering a really outstanding keynote talk.
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Since the onset of COVID-19, many businesses have now begun implementing strategies to service their customers while at the same time maintaining the safety and well-being of their staff. As a result, these businesses have redesigned or are looking to redesign their website to include online ordering and curbside pickup options for their customers.
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Top Glass is on schedule and coming to everyoneâ??s screens on April 21, 2021 with industry-specific content for the commercial glazing industry.
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Telecom covers technology related to communication including voice, data and conferencing functionality. It is essential for businesses but often overlooked for cost management based on conservatism…why risk not being able to communicate?
The key elements of telecom cost management relate to the technology itself and its providers. When selecting technology, it is important to consider its reliability, functionality, internal integration and external adoption. Likewise, when deciding on providers consider their rates, features, terms and quality of service.
Thereafter monitoring ongoing usage and auditing invoices provides confidence that cost savings are maintained. At Schooley Mitchell, We Are Your Cost Reduction Specialists!
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Bonny is back on Glass Talk with crucial information on changes to various federal and Ontario pandemic relief programs. Overall, eligibility is tightening, but some new programs are on the horizon. We also chat about how effective these efforts have been and what is likely to happen to them going forward.
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