September 9, 2022
Through Southwire Canada’s Project GIFT, over 340 backpacks were picked up by the Peel Regional Police to be distributed to different schools in the Peel Region as part of our 2022 End of Summer Back to School event.
“I’m grateful for the opportunity to work with Project GIFT and distribute these backpacks every year to children in our community” – Sharon Debrabandere
May 29, 2023 Bartle & Gibson’s annual customer appreciation days started off on a high note last week, with a fantastic turnout from staff, supplier partners, and customers at the Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Swift Current branches. Everyone was thrilled to have the opportunity to gather and reconnect once again. With a diverse range of…
Consolidation is a natural evolution in any industry: technology changes, customers demand more, and the need to drive costs all contribute to this activity. The Canadian electrical market is mature but opportunities still exist in its related segments.
Nearly every industry has experienced supply chain angst during this pandemic, forcing many leaders to recalibrate their supply chains to surf the waves of unexpected challenges – transportation disruptions, material shortages, demand surges, escalated shipping and freight costs, and labour issues.
New CSA standards help pave the way for certification of electric vehicle charging stations in North America. According to Natural Resources Canada, there are currently almost 13,000 electric charging outlets at more than 5,000 stations across Canada (and growing).
We hear a lot of comments about “big data” and many still question its value. Most people feel the collection of large volumes of data is a huge waste of time. I would argue that our lives and jobs are run by big data and we have taken it for granted. So much so in fact, that, when the opportunity comes to use data, we generally pass it by.
The Canadian Electrical Code (Code) plays a vital role in ensuring the safety of electrical installations and systems, establishing guidelines and requirements necessary to reduce risks of electric shock, fires, and other electrical hazards. As electrical technology, materials, and equipment evolve, regular updates help ensure that the Code remains aligned with advancements in the field, allowing electrical professionals to work with cutting-edge tools and technologies safely and efficiently. The new 2024 edition of the Code, slated for publication in March 2024, will bring significant updates in many areas.
IMARK Canada has recently appointed Jennifer Eastman to the position of President, IMARK Canada, effective January 2, 2024. The IMARK Canada Board of Directors considered and interviewed many qualified candidates. Jennifer was selected based on her vast and varied knowledge of both the electrical wholesaling and manufacturing industries. Her career spans over 35 years, in… Read More…
On December 1st, E.B. Horsman & Son invited suppliers and customers to play at its LML EBH Honey Night at the Scotia Barn. It was reportedly a great game between the EB Horsman Blues vs. White. E.B. Horsman & Son gives thanks to everyone that came out to the event. Read More…
Taken from Graybar Canada Linkedin Post Enjoy a glimpse of the wonderful moments from Graybar Canada’s recent customer appreciation BBQs! The company was grateful for the smiles and connections made with our amazing customers and vendors. They are looking forward to the next gathering! Source Read More…
Article taken from Linkedin Post Electrozad is thrilled to spotlight their Chatham Branch and recognize their exceptional efforts in cleaning up their community. The team took time to coordinate a community clean-up around their branch. This is a commendable initiative that not only helps maintain the cleanliness and hygiene around the branch but also contributes… Read More…
This project is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada.
