The required work on this project is for complete construction services for significant demolition of the existing Visitor Reception Centre building (160 m2) and the re-construction, renovation, and planned expansion for a revised total 1,125 m2 building.
CANS is currently seeking a qualified individual to fill the position of Program Lead. Reporting to the Director, Policy and Workforce Development, this position is responsible for the day-to-day planning, delivery, and administration of the Building Futures for Youth program (BFY). This position is responsible for coordinating with key industry & community partners to promote program awareness and ensure career exploration opportunities for Nova Scotia youth.
Nova Scotia’s housing starts (seasonally adjusted annualized rate) totalled 4,592 units in September 2021. This was 94.2% above the revised 2,365 units started in August 2021.
The project generally consists of constructing a new Mi’gmaq Child and Family Services building (MCFSNB) For Metepenagiag First Nation to be located at Indian Garden Road, Red Bank Reserve, New Brunswick.
CANS is currently seeking a qualified individual to fill the position of Community Engagement Lead. Reporting to the Director, Policy and Workforce Development, this position is responsible for the planning and administration of all Building Futures for Youth (BFY) community engagement activities.
Are you a confirmed applicant or current student at NSCC enrolled in a construction-related program? You might be eligible for one of CANS awards! The deadline to apply for Fall awards is October 18, 2021.
This 30-minute video features a celebration of our 2021 BFY Students and Host Employers, along with congratulations from partners, and the presentation of our first Long-Term Host Employer award.
Introducing CCDC Document Webinars, an exciting new initiative beginning in October to address your frequently asked questions and solidify your confidence while using our documents. To kickstart this initiative, our first webinar will focus on the CCDC 9 Statutory Declaration of Progress Payment Distribution forms.
In cooperation with the provincial government’s mandate on vaccines, CSNS will now require all students enrolled in in-person training with Construction Safety Nova Scotia to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
The CANS Advantage Program is still accepting new offers for 2022 partners — but don’t miss your chance to participate! The call for 2022 CANS Advantage partners ends on Wednesday, October 13 at 3:00 p.m.! (Offers will be valid January-December 2022.)