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July 5, 2023  

ASHRAE introduces new slate of officers for 2023-24

2023 ASHRAE Annual Conference attracted over 2,050 HVAC/R industry professionals to Tampa, Florida in late June.

News
July 4, 2023  

Next edition of Supporting Women in Trades conference to be more inclusive

The first Supporting Equity in the Trades conference will be held in Toronto, May 24-26, 2025.

News
June 22, 2023  

Canadian construction firms confident about the future

New report ‘How We Build Now: Technology and industry trends shaping Canadian construction in 2023’ examines the general sentiment of the industry as well as the challenges and opportunities that businesses face.

News
June 22, 2023  

Sian Smith Receives CIPH Women of Distinction Award

The award recognizes individuals who demonstrate a commitment to mentoring, developing and promoting women in the plumbing and heating industry.

News
May 31, 2023  

International Network for Women in Cooling open for membership

The initiative, established last year to advance the engagement of women in the refrigeration, air-conditioning, and heat pumps sector, has officially launched its website .

News
April 13, 2023  

Skilled Trades Ontario launching strategic plan

The province’s new skilled trades agency is holding its first Industry Summit ‘Unleashing Ontario’s Potential’ on Wednesday, May 3 at the Toronto Congress Centre.

Product
April 10, 2023  

KEEN’s latest lighter modern work boot

The new lightweight CSA-approved work boot, called the Reno, is available for both men and women.

News
March 20, 2023  

Ontario adding technical education requirement for high school students

Mandatory high school graduation requirement will provide students with early exposure to technological education and skilled trades.

News
November 30, 2022  

Canada Leads the G7 for the Most Educated Workforce, but is Experiencing Significant Losses in Apprenticeship Certificate Holders in Key Trades

The number of working-age apprenticeship certificate holders has stagnated or fallen in three major trades fields – construction trades (+0.6%), mechanic and repair technologies (-7.8%) and precision production (-10.0%).

News
August 29, 2022  

Feds Invest $28 Million to the Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency’s Apprenticeship Start Plus Project

The project will provide support to hire 5,200 more apprenticeships over two years in Atlantic Canada with a focus on women, persons with disabilities, Indigenous people and racialized people.

News
July 12, 2022  

Rheem Canada’s Barbara O’Reilly Honoured with First CIPH Women of Distinction Award

The new award recognizes individuals who demonstrate a commitment to mentoring, developing and promoting women in the plumbing and heating industry.

News
April 20, 2022  

ASHRAE involved in launch of International Network for Women in Cooling

The Network has been created to advance engagement, promote career opportunities and increase overall participation of women in the cooling sector, which includes refrigeration, air-conditioning and heat pumps.

News
January 5, 2022  

AD Canada Holds First Women in Industry Network Event

The virtual event included two panel discussions featuring successful women and men from a myriad of fields and background.

News
November 23, 2021  

CIPH Board Approves the Establishment of the CIPH Women of Distinction Award

Nominees must demonstrate commitment to mentoring, developing and promoting women in the plumbing and heating industry.

Article
July 30, 2021  

Helping Lead the Way for Young Trades People

Rachel Hesketh is spearheading a youth committee within her union (UA-Local 67).

Article
March 8, 2018  

Unharnessed power: Blazed trails and broken barriers mark the journey into the trades industry for women

When Siân Smith presented the top nine most influential