Investment in Nova Scotia building construction increased 6.7% in June 2022 to $512.6 million. Halifax monthly building construction increased 22.9% to $308.2 million while outside of Halifax building construction decreased 10.9% to $204.3 million.
The Membership Lead is responsible for the recruitment of new members and the retention of existing members. This position will be responsible for identifying specific opportunities to both maintain and increase membership. Relationship-building, networking, and outreach with potential and existing members to meet departmental goals will be a large part of this position.
While rain was in the forecast, sun shone throughout the 2022 CANS Sunbelt Softball Tournament on August 13, 2022! Thank you to all the teams and spectators who joined us on Saturday for the 2022 Sunbelt Softball Tournament.
CANS has partnered with Dalhousie University’s Faculty of Management to deliver a world-class leadership development training program, right here in Nova Scotia. This program will help organizations become more productive and efficient, developing their capacity and the capabilities of their people.
In March the Government of Nova Scotia announced its 2022-23 Capital Plan. Highlights of the plan included $80.9 million to continue work at NSCC’s Marconi campus in Sydney and begin new residences at the college’s Akerley, Pictou and Ivany campuses as part of the government’s plan to address housing issues.
Are you looking for ways to get involved with the construction industry? CANS Emerging Leaders Committee is seeking new members! Join a dynamic and engaged committee focused on constructing valuable and inclusive opportunities for developing industry leaders under 40 to connect.
The following statistics were released via Nova Scotia Economics and Statistics Division on Monday, July 18, 2022.
The following statistics were released via Nova Scotia Economics and Statistics on Thursday, July 14, 2022.
This webinar will review CCDC 23, which focuses on best practices for securing construction services by means of a competitive lowest bid procurement method. The document’s authors will explain the underlying principles behind these recommended practices.
On Wednesday, July 13, CANS Emerging Leaders reconvened for our 2022 Meet and Greet. We had a blast cruising the Halifax Harbour on the Harbour Queen, and it was a pleasure to be able to host this event again for the first time since 2019!