The deadline to apply for the Small Business Impact Grant is this Saturday, April 25. The team at Dalhousie has been working steadily to process the applications and get the money flowing to eligible businesses. To date, 700 applications have been approved for $2.2 million in grants. Recipients should receive their grants in the next […]
After carefully considering all ongoing developments and public health recommendations regarding COVID-19 in Nova Scotia, we regret to announce the remaining stages of the 2020 BFY program are cancelled.
In accordance with recent changes to federal relief programs, McInnes Cooper has updated their information on resources for employers. Click here to read updated information about government relief for employers.
The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) has developed a series of webinars to help you navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. See below for registration details on upcoming webinars, or access recordings of previous videos from this series here. Construction worksite protocols for health and safety – Register now. Thursday, April 23 (3:00 PM Atlantic) Managing insurance coverage and claims for […]
On April 17, Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal (TIR) announced adaptations to submission standards in light of the ongoing pandemic. To assist consultants and contractors, processes such as Requests for Proposals and Construction tendering are being transitioned to an electronic system utilizing theProvince’s e-bidding system, Ariba Discovery. Read more information from the Province on Statutory Declarations, Safety Certifications, and Electronic […]
Our thoughts are with the all of the families and communities impacted by Sunday’s senseless tragedy. We mourn with you during this time of grief.
Join CANS on Friday, April 24 at 3:00 PM for a virtual De-Icer happy hour. The Construction Association of Nova Scotia has partnered with Home Depot PRO to bring you an hour of entertainment and fun!
On April 1, the Province enacted a number of updates relating to Traffic Control Person (TCP) and Temporary Workplace Signer (TWS) certifications and training. Click here to read a letter from the Province outlining the changes.