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EiKO Canada Welcomes Jarrod Stewart as New Vice President of Sales, Canada
EiKO Canada is excited to announce that Jarrod Stewart has joined the company as Vice President of Sales, Canada, effective January 26th, 2026. Jarrod brings over 15 years of lighting and electrical industry experience to the team. He’s built his career leading sales organizations at companies like Satco and Liteline, where he developed strong relationships with agency partners and distributors while driving growth across the Canadian market.
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EFC and Habitat for Humanity Canada: Building Stronger Communities Together
By Electro-Federation Canada Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) members have a long-standing commitment to supporting the communities where they live and work, and that commitment is clearly demonstrated through the association’s ongoing partnership with Habitat for Humanity Canada. Since 2017, Habitat Canada has been EFC’s Charity of Choice, reflecting a shared focus on advancing housing affordability, social Read More…
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Investment in Building Construction, October 2025
In October, the total value of investment in building construction edged down 0.5% to $22.3 billion. The residential sector declined 0.8%, while the non-residential sector increased slightly by 0.2%. Year over year, investment in building construction grew 5.7% in October. On a constant dollar basis (2023=100), the total value of investment in building construction in October edged down 0.6% from the… Read More…
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Canada Light Expo 2025 Concludes With Resounding Success – A Stronger, Smarter, Sharper Edition
Canada Light Expo concluded its second edition on 12–13 November at the International Centre, Toronto, bringing together professionals, innovators, and leaders from across Canada and North America.
Organized by MEX International Inc.,This year’s expo welcomed over 1,436 attendees and featured more than 90 exhibiting companies, presenting a diverse showcase of architectural, decorative, landscape, smart, human-centric, horticultural, and sustainable lighting solutions.
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Alberta Electrical Alliance Celebrates 2025’s 40 Years of Service Award Recipients
Recently, Alberta Electrical Alliance shone a spotlight on the recipients of its 2025 ’40 Years of Service’ award. This award is presented to nominated employees with 40 years of service in the electrical industry. Congratulations were given to Andrew Watson, Chris Kruger, Mike Sdao, Walt Fichtemann, and Cam Newman. Read More…
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Leviton Celebrates 120 Years of Innovation
Leviton is celebrating the 120th anniversary of its founding this year. Established in 1906, Leviton began as a small tinsmithing business founded by Isidor Leviton, where he produced mantle tips used for gas lighting. Since those humble beginnings, Leviton has grown from a single-product manufacturer into a global leader delivering comprehensive solutions across electrical wiring… Read More…
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Nexans Completes Acquisition of Electro Cables Inc. to Strengthen Low-Voltage Solutions (PWR-CONNECT) in North America
Nexans announces the completion of the acquisition of Electro Cables Inc. (Electro Cables), a well-positioned Canadian manufacturer of low-voltage cable systems, in a strategic move that expands the company’s footprint in one of North America’s most dynamic segments. The acquisition marks a significant milestone in Nexans’ strategy to accelerate growth in North America and supports the region’s fast-expanding infrastructure, data center, and energy sectors.
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