Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil to Step Down After 17 Years in Politics
Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil announced Thursday he will step down. McNeil was first elected in 2003 as MLA for Annapolis and has been premier since 2013.
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Canadian Construction Association Board of Directors – Applications Open in October
Canadian Construction Association (CCA)’s call for applications to the 2021/2022 Board of Directors, committees and councils will open in October 2020. Are you interested in strengthening the construction industry, building your network of peers from across Canada, enhancing your leadership skills, and working collaboratively to shape the direction of the CCA? Learn more about volunteer opportunities that may interest you here.
Find Your Pathway to Gold Seal Certification through CANS
Have you been thinking about attaining your Gold Seal Certification? Find out exactly where you are on the Gold Seal path!
CANS 2020 Gallagher Golf Tournament – Sponsorship Opportunities Available!
On September 2, CANS Events is getting back into the swing of things with CANS 2020 Gallagher Golf Tournament.
Proposed Building Code Changes – Comments due Aug 12
Amendments to the Nova Scotia Building Code Regulations are anticipated to come into effect on or after September 30, 2020. The proposed amendments will require any new restaurant, including spaces within existing buildings, to be completely constructed in accordance with the barrier-free requirements contained in the NS Building Code. This would include an accessible path of entry […]
Self-Isolation Requirements for Construction
There have also been some questions regarding exemptions to self-isolation requirements and bringing in a contractor, special trade person, or crews from outside the Atlantic Bubble.
CANS Visitors Required to Wear Masks
In keeping with the NS government’s health directive of wearing a non-medical mask in indoor public places, visitors to CANS Dartmouth office will be required to wear a mask effective July 31. This applies to those entering the vestibule area for pick-ups or accessing our Commissioner of Oaths service. We appreciate your compliance to ensure the safety of CANS staff, our members and all visitors coming into our office.
Upgrades at Nova Scotia Community College Campuses
Government is investing $19.4 million in infrastructure upgrades at nine campuses across Nova Scotia. The investment is part of the province’s recently announced $230 million in infrastructure stimulus spending – part of its response to address the economic impacts of COVID-19.